Onboarding and support
Teach the measurement.
No daily app, login, syncing or manual sending. Keep patient instructions focused on using the medical device.
Why TEMORA
Make device data easier to collect.
Make your program easier to run.
Patient routines, device connections and data integration all create work around a care program. TEMORA takes on device connectivity and structured delivery, so your team can focus on the program it runs.
Discuss your programFor the teams running the program
Your team should not have to guide every reading through technology.
After setup, patients take their measurements. TEMORA handles collection and structured delivery to your software, without a daily patient app, syncing or manual sending.
The same simple routine supports patients who measure independently and those who take measurements with staff assistance.
What changes for your organization.
Patient participation & team workload
A simpler routine for patients. A clearer job for your team.
Participation
Include different levels of digital confidence.
A personal smartphone is not part of the daily routine. Patients can take measurements independently or with staff assistance.
Collection
Keep readings moving after the measurement.
TEMORA handles collection and delivery to your software, removing a separate forwarding task from the routine.
Engineering & device choice
A common data structure across device brands.
Integration
Keep device connection work out of your product backlog.
TEMORA handles device connectivity and reading structure. Your engineers work on the receiving integration and the product your customers use.
Device choice
Choose around your program.
Bring together the measurements and device models your program needs. Device connection work forms part of your TEMORA deployment scope.
Deployment & your existing software
Add the connection layer to the program you already run.
Deployment
Coordinate one device-to-platform project.
Hub preparation, device connections, structured delivery and deployment support are brought together, with clear ownership of setup and support.
Your software
Keep your workflows and patient relationship.
Readings go to your receiving software. Your organization keeps its clinical workflows, patient experience and care decisions.
Where the need shows up.
Different organizations. The same work between a measurement and the software that needs it.
RPM and virtual care
Your platform is ready to use readings. The challenge is getting them there without turning the patient routine into an app workflow.
Explore remote monitoringHospital and home-care programs
Patients and staff may share the measurement routine. TEMORA takes on collection and structured transmission so taking the measurement does not require a separate sending task.
Explore hospital and home-care programsHealth software and integrators
You need device data in a consistent structure. TEMORA connects the device layer to the environment you are building or integrating.
Explore integrationClinics and care teams
You want a straightforward measurement routine beyond the clinic. We start with your program and the software environment that will receive the readings.
Explore clinicsAlready connected?
Look at the whole routine.
We already use manufacturer APIs. Where does TEMORA fit?
An API connection is one part of the journey. TEMORA brings together the collection of readings through the hub and their delivery in a common structure, without a daily patient app workflow. The value sits in the patient routine and the device work your organization otherwise manages around the API.
Why work with TEMORA instead of building the device layer ourselves?
TEMORA takes on device connectivity, reading structure and deployment support. Your engineers focus on the receiving integration and the software your organization delivers, while your clinical and operations teams keep running their program.
Start with the work you want to remove.
Tell us where device technology adds work to your program. We will discuss the patient routine, devices, receiving software and deployment responsibilities.
- Which technology tasks does your team help patients complete?
- Where do readings need copying, forwarding or reformatting?
- What device connection work sits with your engineers?
- What changes when you add patients or device types?