Snore Sensor: Track & Detect

Corstrata is the mobile solution designed to save time and money while modernizing wound and ostomy care delivery. Through this mobile application, patients, partners and clinical staff directly communicate with one another to optimize efficient care delivery through their mobile devices.
Corstrata, a wound and ostomy support solution, improves clinical outcomes and increases patient satisfaction, while reducing provider costs. Corstrata provides superior virtual patient support by incorporating communication capabilities with clinicians to share expert knowledge, education and recommendations to the patient.
Corstrata provides value to:
1. Patients - Corstrata provides patients/consumers with access to board certified wound and ostomy clinicians for superior virtual support for non-emergent issues or concerns pertaining to their wound and/or ostomy.
• Patients can be confident that their questions about their wound or ostomy are just a login away in our HIPAA compliant/secure app.
• Empowers and engages patients with knowledge, education, and recommendations.
• Provides real time messaging during hours of operation with clinical staff so that patients feel supported and connected when the need arises.
2. Corstrata Partners (Post-Acute Providers, Manufacturers/Distributors, and Payers) - Corstrata modernizes the way our partners and their patients/consumers connect and gain access to wound and ostomy experts.
• Provides partners’ staff quick and efficient virtual access to wound and ostomy experts for telehealth consultations for etiology identification, evidence-based treatments and product support/recommendations.
• The app provides value to Partners by:
• Reducing unnecessary hospital readmissions.
• Reducing costs through optimal supply recommendations.
• Increasing patient satisfaction.

3. Clinical Staff - Corstrata facilitates the way clinical staff connect with their patients.
• Allows for multi-channel exchange between clinician and the patient and/or caregiver.
• Facilitates the exchange of educational materials.
• Allows for coordination of care with other members of the patient’s healthcare team.