Connected health transforms traditional care by integrating technology to support wellness, prevention, and chronic disease management at home. Addressing challenges like device interoperability empowers patients to maintain health outside clinical settings while reducing costs tied to chronic conditions and physical inactivity. It also advances real-world data collection for clinical trials and aligns with preferences like aging in place.
The Connected Health Collaborative Community (CHcc) is co-hosted by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) and Consumer Technology Association (CTA). It unites a diverse set of stakeholders across consumer electronics, medical devices, and government to reimagine a system and address the fragmentation across the healthcare system.
CHcc is a collaborative community with the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health. It brings together interdisciplinary expertise, research, and case studies to develop best practices and advance harmonized approaches for connected health — grounded in trustworthy data and a shared commitment to ethical, effective, equitable, and safe outcomes for all.
Our projects
Operationalizing AI Governance in Healthcare
Join us to deliver safe, high-performing AI across healthcare.
Aging in place of choice with connected health technologies
Shaping the future of aging in place of choice.
Advancing a sustainable hospital-at-home ecosystem at scale
Building healthcare around the patient, not the clinic.
CHcc members
CHcc develops best practices to address challenges and fragmentation in connected health, aligning with key government programs to drive impact and advance healthcare innovation.
Improve the overall health of all individuals through digitally enabled products, services, and interventions that collectively connect health.
Address fragmentation in connected health across the healthcare ecosystem by convening a broad and inclusive range of stakeholders necessary to move from sick care to whole health care.
