Maxx Orthopedics acquired TracPatch, a wearable sensor technology designed to support patient recovery by tracking key recovery metrics in real-time, from Granger Capital. The move expands Maxx Ortho’s Quick Recovery Solutions (QRS) platform, an integrated, value-driven offering designed to help surgeons personalize care, improve outcomes, and advance efficient outpatient surgical treatment pathways.
As outpatient total joint replacement continues to expand, surgeons and health systems face increasing pressure to maintain quality while improving efficiency and controlling cost.
The integrated QRS platform, now incorporating TracPatch, is designed to support:
Enhanced patient engagement and compliance with real-time monitoring
Reduced variability across care pathways
Operational scalability for ASCs and hospital outpatient departments
Alignment with value-based reimbursement models
Ashesh Shah, CEO of Maxx Orthopedics, commented, “By integrating real-time recovery monitoring within our QRS platform, we are strengthening the full continuum of care and reinforcing our commitment to helping patients Pursue Life.”
Maxx Orthopedics acquired TracPatch, a wearable sensor technology designed to support patient recovery by tracking key recovery metrics in real-time, from Granger Capital. The move expands Maxx Ortho's Quick Recovery Solutions (QRS) platform, an integrated, value-driven offering designed to help surgeons personalize care, improve outcomes, and...
Maxx Orthopedics acquired TracPatch, a wearable sensor technology designed to support patient recovery by tracking key recovery metrics in real-time, from Granger Capital. The move expands Maxx Ortho’s Quick Recovery Solutions (QRS) platform, an integrated, value-driven offering designed to help surgeons personalize care, improve outcomes, and advance efficient outpatient surgical treatment pathways.
As outpatient total joint replacement continues to expand, surgeons and health systems face increasing pressure to maintain quality while improving efficiency and controlling cost.
The integrated QRS platform, now incorporating TracPatch, is designed to support:
Enhanced patient engagement and compliance with real-time monitoring
Reduced variability across care pathways
Operational scalability for ASCs and hospital outpatient departments
Alignment with value-based reimbursement models
Ashesh Shah, CEO of Maxx Orthopedics, commented, “By integrating real-time recovery monitoring within our QRS platform, we are strengthening the full continuum of care and reinforcing our commitment to helping patients Pursue Life.”
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