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Cloud DX CEO Robert Kaul joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share exciting news about the company's continued growth and expansion in the healthcare sector. Cloud DX has signed two new 24-month Master Deployment Agreements with the Beausoleil First Nation Paramedic Service and another Ontario County Paramedic Service. These agreements highlight Cloud DX's commitment to providing innovative Connected Health RPM products and services to support community paramedics in monitoring seniors where they live, thereby extending their ability to stay at home and reducing pressure on nursing home waiting lists.
These recent agreements mark the 9th and 10th Ontario Paramedic Services to contract with Cloud DX, underscoring the company's growing presence and impact in the region. Kaul emphasized that 2024 has been a year of significant growth for Cloud DX, with the company securing 10 new contracts and renewing 14 existing contracts, totaling $4.75 million CAD in value so far.
Cloud DX's Connected Health RPM solutions empower paramedics and healthcare providers to deliver remote patient monitoring and care management services, enhancing patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs. By leveraging innovative technology and partnerships with paramedic services, Cloud DX is driving positive change in the healthcare landscape, improving access to care and supporting seniors' ability to age in place comfortably.
The company's continued success and expansion underscore its commitment to advancing healthcare delivery through digital innovation and patient-centered care solutions.
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