Steto provides digital therapies and remote patient monitoring solutions specifically for diabetes management, connecting endocrinologists with trained diabetes nurses for personalized patient support. This approach addresses the need for continuous education and monitoring, enabling patients to better manage their condition between medical consultations.
Funding
$850K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Many patients with diabetes require more education and support between medical consultations to effectively manage their condition. This includes understanding how to use devices, manage insulin therapy, and implement lifestyle recommendations. The current system often lacks continuous monitoring and personalized support, leading to suboptimal diabetes management.
Solution
Stēto provides a remote patient monitoring platform that connects endocrinologists with a network of trained diabetes nurses to deliver personalized support and continuous education to patients. The platform enables endocrinologists to collaborate with nurses who provide remote monitoring and guidance, helping patients implement treatment plans and manage their condition between visits. Stēto facilitates efficient task distribution between physicians and nurses, ensuring patients receive optimal care and continuous support. By enabling remote monitoring and support, Stēto aims to improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden of diabetes management. The platform is reimbursed through télésurveillance programs, making it accessible to a wide range of patients.
Target Audience
The primary users are endocrinologists seeking to improve patient outcomes through remote monitoring and personalized support, as well as patients with diabetes who require additional education and guidance between medical consultations.
Features
- Collaboration platform for endocrinologists and diabetes nurses to coordinate patient care
- Remote patient monitoring to track patient progress and identify potential issues
- Personalized education and support delivered by trained diabetes nurses
- Integration with glucose monitoring devices and insulin pens for data collection
- Secure data transmission and storage to protect patient privacy
- Reimbursement through télésurveillance programs