SIVAN Moovcare -Digital Therapeutics Reimbursed
Moovcare® is the first digital therapeutics reimbursed in France! Moovcare® defines a new reality in cancer follow-up, by empowering patients with symptoms management and providing the medical team a reliable digital tool to monitor their patients. Symptoms management is essential from a psychological and physical point of view when considering treatment option for cancer patients. Moovcare® is the first digital therapeutics received a favorable opinion on reimbursement with an ASA III.
Patients
Improved survival and quality of life
- 7.6 months improved survival, less anxiety positively impacts state of mind
Active participation in their own health
- Regular reporting empowers the patient to play a more active role
Reassured by constant communication with the care team
- Ongoing support lowers stress and improves quality of life
Receive personalized follow-up
- Each patient gets the individual care they need, when they need it
Physicians
Manage time more efficiently
- Passively monitor thousands of patients with no extra work in your daily routine
Be a more effective clinician
- Early detection lets you offer the right treatment at the right time
Optimize medical visits
- Reduce time spent interviewing patients, begin visits with a clear clinical picture
Medical Act expected to follow
- Positive recommendation from HAS for the reimbursement of Moovcare® in France
Caregivers
Reduced workload
- Expect fewer inquiries from anxious patients, as they now feel connected to the medical staff
Simple and intuitive to use
- Requires minimal training and change to existing behaviour
Superior supportive care
- Constant monitoring helps provide relief from symptoms, pain, and mental stress
Health centers
Customized to organizational workflow and needs
- Moovcare® integrates seamlessly into existing practices and protocols
Greater organizational efficiency
- Identify patients in need helps to assign resources efficiently and fairly
Reduced emergency hospitalization
- Early intervention should reduce the number of patients requiring emergency care