Carevive
Remote oncology monitoring that connects clinicians and cancer patients between visits.
Carevive is an oncology health technology company that gives care teams a remote patient monitoring platform to track symptoms, collect patient-reported outcomes, and manage cancer patients between clinic visits. The system is designed to surface actionable data for clinicians while reducing the burden on patients managing complex treatment regimens. On MarketScale, Carevive publishes content for oncology administrators, clinicians, and health systems evaluating remote care management tools.
Patient data transforms oncology payment and care models.
Carevive argues that continuous patient-reported outcomes, integrated into clinical workflow, enable both better payment models and real-time symptom management. The channel grounds this in longitudinal registry data and implementation case studies.
Carevive's core argument is that oncology care improves when clinicians capture real-time patient experience data and use it to trigger interventions, not just observe outcomes after the fact. The channel shows this through a registry of over 1,700 patients across 26 cancer types, yielding more than 19,000 completed surveys and 600,000 unique data points over two years, which feed alerts back to care teams during active treatment phases.
Drawn from Carevive’s Longitudinal Data and 1 more →
“Integrating patient-reported outcomes into the workflow leads to improved patient adherence to therapy and reduced hospitalizations and emergency room visits.”
Carevive, Clip 11
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Who and what shows up
Dr. Aaron Galaznik
Chief Scientific Officer, Carevive
Led webinars on smart data insights in lung cancer, highlighted alert system for moderate to severe symptoms, and discussed longitudinal analysis in breast cancer population.
John Elliot
Vice President of Sales, Carevive
Interviewed on expectations for EOM implementation and revenue-enhancing opportunities in the model transition from OCM.
Dr. Ethan Basch
Expert in electronic patient-reported outcomes
Led webinar discussion on implementing ePROs and optimizing digital remote monitoring in cancer programs.
Michelle Dawn Mooney
Host, Technology and Oncology Podcast
Interviewed John Elliot on revenue-enhancing opportunities and transition strategy for EOM.
Tyler Kern
Host, Oncology and Technology
Interviewed Carevive team members on expectations and implementation of the Enhanced Oncology Model.
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What is the Enhanced Oncology Model and how does it differ from OCM?
EOM replaces OCM starting July 1, 2023, supporting clinicians caring for seven common cancer types with focus on health equity and accountable, affordable care. OCM was launched in 2016 to help centers transition from Medicare Fee-for-Service to high-value care.
Revenue Enhancing Opportunities: The Switch from OCM to … →How does Carevive's data platform improve patient outcomes?
The platform captures real-time patient-reported outcomes, generates alert triggers for moderate to severe symptoms, and feeds temporal summaries back to care teams. Studies show integrating PROs into workflow leads to improved adherence, reduced hospitalizations, and emergency room visits.
CV/COS Webinar: Clip 11 →What makes Carevive's data unique compared to traditional clinical trial data?
Carevive's registry covers over 1,700 real-world patients across 26 cancer types with continuous, longitudinal data collection. This broader population captures the entire patient spectrum, not just the healthiest trial-eligible cohort, and remains contemporary rather than becoming outdated.
Carevive’s Longitudinal Data →How do patients engage with remote outcome surveys in oncology?
Patient compliance and persistence with survey follow-ups is impressive during the critical first three months of active treatment when care teams need close monitoring. Engagement is highest when surveys integrate seamlessly into routine care rather than as separate requirements.
Patient Engagement and Compliance →What patient concerns emerge in lung cancer care from the data?
Top concerns in non-small cell lung cancer cohorts revolve around cost of care and making the right treatment decisions. Patient symptom experience patterns reveal specific burden over treatment timelines that inform personalized care planning.
Patient Insights – Concerns and Symptom Experience over … →Best place to start
Carevive’s Longitudinal DataIntroduces the registry scale (1,700 patients, 26 cancer types, 600,000 data points) and explains why continuous patient-reported data matters for oncology care.
Revenue Enhancing Opportunities: The Switch from OCM to EOMExplains the July 2023 OCM-to-EOM transition and its clinical and financial implications for oncology centers navigating payment reform.Industry context
Digital patient-reported outcome platforms are increasingly integrated into oncology care to enable real-time symptom monitoring and automated data capture, reflecting a broader shift toward elevating patient voice in clinical decision-making across the care continuum.
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