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Device Compatibility Review is available for enquiries. Monitoring technology is under development: no patient monitoring or device connections are active.
Cross-Border Medical Device Connectivity & Post-Discharge Monitoring Support
Your Patients Return Home. Your Connection to Their Recovery Continues.
International healthcare does not end at discharge. CrossCare Global Connected Recovery™ is being developed to help international hospitals support patients after they return home through connected monitoring, structured follow-up, secure information sharing and coordinated local care.
The proposed service is designed for international healthcare providers treating patients who travel across borders for medical treatment.
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CrossCare Global helps patients and hospitals assess whether medical monitoring devices provided during treatment abroad can continue functioning after the patient returns home. Our coordination service can help identify potential connectivity, application, account and manufacturer compatibility issues and explore appropriate next steps.
Compatibility depends on the device manufacturer, model, authorized software, connectivity arrangements and destination country. Successful connection cannot be guaranteed.
Hospitals. Hospitals can request a discussion about international device continuity and post-discharge monitoring requirements.
Patients and families. Patients and families can ask about a device through Talk to CrossCare. Please do not share readings, medical records or other health information on these pages.
These technologies are proposed and not offered today:
How it works
Step 1
The treating hospital offers an appropriate post-treatment monitoring package before discharge.
Step 2
CrossCare coordinates device readiness, patient onboarding and available local support.
Step 3
Approved medical devices and patient-reported information support the hospital's prescribed monitoring plan.
Step 4
Authorized hospital clinicians review recovery information through the proposed CrossCare portal or compatible hospital-system integration.
Step 5
Treating hospitals and appropriately licensed local healthcare professionals coordinate follow-up according to agreed clinical protocols.
Hospital solutions
Option A
A secure, hospital-specific monitoring dashboard designed to display patient recovery information, vital-sign trends, symptoms, follow-up activity and alerts.
Not yet available. Planned capabilities pending technical validation and deployment.
Option B
An integration pathway designed to exchange authorized monitoring data with compatible hospital electronic medical record systems using secure APIs and relevant interoperability standards, including HL7 FHIR where supported.
Not yet available. Planned capabilities pending technical validation and deployment.
Proposed portal and EMR integration options, packages and the partnership pathway.
ExploreWhat returning home could look like for patients when the service becomes available.
ExploreCondition areas under consideration, led by each hospital's clinical plan.
ExploreAn educational checklist for hospital-issued devices travelling home across borders. No health data collected.
ExplorePost-treatment care packages
30 Days
Digital check-ins, recovery questionnaires, reminders and follow-up coordination.
Proposed package · pricing not available
30–60 Days
Essential services plus compatible connected medical devices, structured monitoring and agreed clinical review arrangements.
Proposed package · pricing not available
90 Days
Longer-term recovery coordination, scheduled clinical follow-up, monitoring reports and additional support options.
Proposed package · pricing not available
Packages are under development. Availability, monitoring capabilities, clinical services and pricing will depend on the treatment pathway, patient's location and participating healthcare providers.
Request Hospital Partnership InformationTechnology partnerships
CrossCare Global is evaluating medical-device manufacturers, remote monitoring platforms, connectivity providers and healthcare organizations to support international post-treatment care.
No technology partnerships are announced at this stage.
Security and compliance. Device Compatibility Review is an enquiry-based coordination service. CrossCare does not collect patient health data or provide live monitoring through these pages. Any future clinical capability will require separate design, security, privacy, regulatory and clinical governance review before launch. CrossCare coordinates care with licensed providers and does not diagnose or replace a doctor. CrossCare Global Connected Recovery™ provides international care coordination and technology connectivity support. Clinical monitoring, diagnosis, treatment decisions and emergency responses remain the responsibility of appropriately licensed healthcare professionals. Device compatibility and monitoring availability depend on manufacturer authorization, technical validation and applicable regulatory requirements.
Hospital partners
Tell us about your international patient programme. Our team will follow up about pilot participation and the proposed service.