Cleveland Clinic Innovations portfolio company, Xealth, launches Dewey, which calculates engagement benchmarks from nearly 1000 use cases across more than 400 hospitals.
Xealth has announced the launch of Dewey, an interactive database that allows its customers to visualize and track the progress of their digital health initiatives. With unique industry insights gained from distributing over 20 million assets and programs to more than five million patients, Xealth aims to help its customers compare their results to industry benchmarks.
Through Dewey, Xealth’s customers can leverage metrics from across health systems to gain useful benchmarks for similar digital health use cases. This allows them to make quick decisions based on patient engagement metrics, such as open rates for emails and SMS, click-through rates, and activation rates.
Xealth's Chief Strategy Officer, Cynthia Church, emphasizes that the platform's findings are statistically relevant due to the significant volume of activity that runs through it. Additionally, Dewey provides guidance by grouping programs into broad categories, such as preventative care, chronic disease management, or surgery preparation, and will soon offer access to real-time charts and additional sub-categories.
Overall, Xealth aims to help its customers address the challenge of measuring the return on investment of digital health by providing them with a basis for comparison and an idea of what engagement should be on a relative basis, thereby enabling them to optimize the performance of their digital health programs.
Read the full press release via GlobeNewswire.