Mayo Clinic has partnered with TruLite Health to address clinical bias and enhance health equity through its Truity software.
The platform aims to tackle issues of clinical bias by providing patient-specific clinical, social, and behavioural interventions.
This collaboration seeks to improve healthcare outcomes and reduce costs, with Mayo Clinic's physicians providing feedback on user experience enhancements.
TruLite's software, leveraging the health equity knowledge base, seamlessly integrates into electronic health records (EHR).
Within the workflow, it offers tailored patient-specific actions and interventions for clinicians, care teams, and patients.
This integration helps healthcare providers enhance equity at the point of care, aligning with regulatory standards set by the Joint Commission, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, and the Food and Drug Administration.
Additionally, TruLite extends its offerings to virtual health equity coaching, focusing on patient advocacy through its partnership with the Morehouse School of Medicine.
The collaboration with Mayo Clinic follows TruLite's participation in the 2023 Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care MedTech Accelerator Program.
Mayo Clinic has a financial interest in the technology and revenue generated from this collaboration is said to be directed towards supporting Mayo Clinic's not-for-profit mission in patient care, education, and research.
TruLite founder and CEO Alan Roga said: “This collaboration with Mayo Clinic represents a significant step forward in health equity capabilities to address this critical unmet need in the market.”
TruLite Health is a pioneering healthcare company with the goal of addressing and rectifying clinical bias through its software, Truity.
This health equity solution provides personalised recommendations, enabling targeted interventions for diverse patient populations.
TruLite's technology helps healthcare providers to deliver equitable care, thereby leading to improved outcomes and cost reduction.
