MD Revolution has acquired remote patient care services provider NavCare for expanding remote patient care management services.

The company offers remote patient monitoring (RPM) and chronic care management (CCM) services to 150,000 patients and more than 1,700 providers.

Located in Augusta, Georgia, NavCare is a clinician-led care centre that offers virtual CCM, telehealth care management, and RPM.

It offers preventative and proactive health screenings, assessments, and vital tracking services using connected remote monitoring devices, the NavCare Connect integrated health platform, and a 24/7 care team.

Financial terms of the transaction were not revealed.

MD Revolution CEO Kyle Williams said: “NavCare’s experience in hospitals and its track record with annual wellness visits (AWV) and transitional care management (TCM) aligns with our growth strategy.

“Our operations will allow for better scaling of services and our combined care delivery and account management teams will mean improved capabilities, benefiting all of our clients.

“With this new relationship, we look forward to continued growth as we expand our services to the marketplace.”

Through the deal, NavCare’s clients will gain access to patient engagement tools, enhanced clinical and patient management tools, and bi-directional integrations.

Direct patient care services for NavCare patients will continue uninterrupted after transitioning to MD Revolution’s RevUp care management platform.