CCS partners with Welldoc, ZeOmega

DALLAS – CCS has announced a new technology partnership with Welldoc and ZeOmega to expand its LivingConnected solution and reduce costs of care. 

The partnership will help improve patient outcomes and reduce costs of care for employer groups and health plan customers by integrating clinical devices and care utilization data. 

“The experience for those living with chronic diseases is fragmented, at best,” said Marian Lowe, executive vice president and general manager of digital health at CCS. “At worst, it’s negatively impacting the health outcomes and actual lives of patients. That’s why we’re excited to bring together connected device data and marry that to the member’s health care utilization through this partnership. Only then can we truly do more to help maximize preventive care and minimize unnecessary use of costly emergency department visits and hospitalizations.” 

The Welldoc digital health tool allows individuals to track device readings and access coaching. The ZeOmega platform captures utilization patterns and claims data. 

With the combination of these digital health products powering the LivingConnected program, certified CCS clinicians will now have real-time visibility into glycemic control to customize member engagement and guide necessary clinical interventions. Also, employers and health plans leveraging LivingConnected will benefit from being able to better assess the health outcomes and the financial impact of CCS’s holistic chronic care management approach.  

LivingConnected is an evidence-based clinical solution developed by CCS using millions of instances of device readings and encounter data to save time and eliminate the guesswork in diabetes management. The solution pairs smart biometric devices with 24/7 monitoring, coaching, advice, education and support for individuals living with diabetes.  

CCS recently announced a new CCS Health division to formally expand and scale the education, monitoring, and coaching solutions they provide to health plans and employers.