After more than 6 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, it became clear that endless unstructured phone consults with patients after stem cell transplantation could become much more informative and efficient if relevant health data could be collected in real-time.

Considering the sensitivity of the data being stored and transmitted within the Curetrax platform, great care and attention is required to ensure patient privacy is maintained. Thus, our back end infrastructure was developed with this being the number one priority.

Completion of HIPAA training which ensures Curetrax’s staff and platform are compliant with the regulations specified in HIPAA.

Full visualistion of the data obtained from the wearable device and the manual symptome reporting to health care takers.

Our second product development has started. We will build an application designed to allow for home monitoring of patients after CAR T-cell therapy targeting the CD19 antigen. This development will be fully patient centered and in collaboration with patient groups.

In order to be able to discuss patient data among healthcare providers the Physisican´s Dashboard will provide a video and screensharing tool.

We have now integrated multi-language capabilities allowing patients to choose between English, Francais, Deutsch and Espanol. Presto seguirà l’italiano!

The Curetrax Tower Portal brings in multicenter capacity. We can now onboard new centers easily which then can manage themselves autonomously through a center Masteruser. The Masteruser can onboard members of the center, define various roles with different capabilities and manage the team of a center.  The Tower has a messenger function that allows for easy communication between centers and the Curetrax team.

Kick off of our 3rd product: Curetrax Doc! This mobile phone application will provide reminders to the health care provider to review patients, will alert health care providers in case of unusual reports and provide a messenger function to connect with the patient if needed. All the functions can be controlled by the health care provider, to prevent overflow with alerts and to be able to sign out when not on service.