A Focus on Children with Medical Complexity
Medical advances have led to improved survival for many previously life-threatening conditions, such as prematurity, congenital anomalies, and congenital or acquired brain injury. This epidemiological transition has created a burgeoning population of children with medical complexity (CMC) – those with significant chronic health conditions that involve multiple organ systems, substantial health service needs, major functional limitations, and high healthcare resource utilization.
CMC are a new population that requires specialized care delivery to meet their complex needs.
Healthcare Costs,
~ $80B
in U.S. Children’s
Hospitals
30-Day
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Partnering with March of Dimes
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About Astarte Medical
Led by a distinguished team and world-class advisors in pediatrics, nutrition and technology, Astarte Medical is a clinical intelligence company using software and predictive analytics to improve outcomes for children with medical complexity.
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Astarte Medical announced today it has appointed Marcus Osborne to its Board of Directors and promoted Holly Clarke to Chief Operating Officer
Astarte Medical announced today it has signed a letter of intent with Gillette Children’s related to the development of clinical decision support and care management tools to improve the health and wellbeing of children with cerebral palsy
Thanks to Astarte Medical, more than 350 Thanksgiving dinners were delivered to parents spending the holiday in hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) at 18 hospitals.
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