The Connected Health Collaborative Community (CHcc), is co-hosted by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) and Consumer Technology Association (CTA) with UMass Chan Medical School’s Program in Digital Medicine as the founding Impact Sponsor. It unites a diverse set of stakeholders across consumer electronics, medical devices, and government to reimagine a system and address the fragmentation in connected health across the healthcare system.
Based on trustworthy data, information, and interventions, we use interdisciplinary expertise, research, and case studies to develop and demonstrate best practices and advance harmonized approaches to speed the ethical, effective, equitable, and safe use of connected health to improve lives – for everyone.
Learn more about collaborative communities on the FDA website here.
The CHcc is a collaborative community developing 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.
Our work is underway! CHcc has launched and kicked off our inaugural project, Advancing a Sustainable Hospital-at-Home Ecosystem at Scale.
We’re building a smarter, connected ecosystem to help older adults age safely, independently, and in the place of their choice. Secure your seat at the table with thought leaders driving the future of connected health—sign up today!
