November 2, 2021

Nation’s Veterans Get New Cardiac Monitoring/Diagnosis Services as VHA Awards Contract to InfoBionic on GSA Advantage Program

The Veterans Health Administration has granted a contract to Massachusetts-based InfoBionic to provide remote cardiac monitoring and diagnosis services to our nation’s veterans.

Massachusetts-based, digital cardiac health company InfoBionic has been awarded a contract with the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) to provide remote cardiac monitoring and diagnostic services for the largest integrated health care system in the United States.

The VHA provides care to the nation’s military veterans at 1,293 healthcare facilities, which includes 171 Veterans Affairs medical centers and 1,112 out-patient sites. There are currently more than 9 million veterans enrolled in the VHA healthcare system.

“We are the first company to deliver to the VA 4-in-1 remote cardiac arrhythmia monitors which provide full disclosure and we couldn’t be prouder. Taking care of our nation’s veterans is more than our duty, it is our honor. And we look forward to this relationship,” said Dave MacCutcheon, COO at InfoBionic.

InfoBionic is the developer of the MoMe® Kardia platform, a simple-to-use, easy-to-wear remote cardiac monitoring and diagnostic device. “MoMe® Kardia is the only full disclosure ambulatory cardiac monitoring system in the United States that gives clinicians access to 24-hour echocardiogram (ECG) data for analysis any time during monitoring”, added MacCutcheon.

The VHA employs more than 367,200 full-time health care professionals and support staff. It is the nation’s largest provider of graduate medical education and a major contributor to medical and scientific research. More than 46,000 active volunteers, 120,000 health profession trainees, and nearly 16,000 affiliated medical faculty serve integral roles in the VHA community.

InfoBionic products are available to all federal buyers through the GSA Advantage program under contract 36F797721D0248.

Tags: cardiology, remote cardiac monitoring, remote patient monitoring, RPM, telehealth, VHA