Carevive
Remote oncology monitoring that connects clinicians and cancer patients between visits.
Carevive is an oncology health technology company that gives care teams a remote patient monitoring platform to track symptoms, collect patient-reported outcomes, and manage cancer patients between clinic visits. The system is designed to surface actionable data for clinicians while reducing the burden on patients managing complex treatment regimens. On MarketScale, Carevive publishes content for oncology administrators, clinicians, and health systems evaluating remote care management tools.
Patient voice transforms oncology payment and care models
Carevive argues that real-time, longitudinal patient-reported data embedded in care workflows drives measurable improvements in treatment adherence, symptom management, and revenue under new value-based payment models. The channel proves this through registry data and clinical implementation examples.
Carevive's core argument is that capturing patient experiences continuously during treatment, not in discrete snapshots, fundamentally changes how oncologists make decisions and how payment models reward care quality. The channel proves this by showing that Carevive's platform generates real-time alerts on severe symptoms, feeds actionable quality-of-life summaries back to care teams during active treatment, and produces what the company calls 'smart data'—a structured combination of patient-reported outcomes integrated into clinical workflows to reduce hospitalizations and emergency visits.
Drawn from Improving the Patient Experience in Cancer and 2 more →
“Our surveys are presented to patients by their care team, seamlessly integrated into the care process.”
Carevive's Longitudinal Data episode
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Who and what shows up
Dr. Aaron Galaznik
Chief Scientific Officer, Carevive
Led webinar on smart data insights in lung cancer, presented platform capabilities and discussed alert systems and data visualization for clinical decision-making.
John Elliot
VP of Sales, Carevive
Interviewed on OCM-to-EOM transition and revenue-enhancing opportunities in new payment model.
Dr. Ethan Basch
Expert in electronic patient-reported outcomes
Led discussion on implementing ePROs and engaging patients and providers in digital remote monitoring for cancer programs.
Questions this channel answers
What is the difference between OCM and EOM, and when does the switch happen?
The OCM launched in 2016 as a Medicare payment model for oncology centers to transition from fee-for-service toward high-value care. The EOM succeeds it on July 1, 2023, expanding focus to seven common cancer types and emphasizing health equity and accountable, affordable care.
The New Oncology Model Created to Improve Cancer Care →How does Carevive's platform differ from standard electronic health records or big data registries?
Carevive seamlessly integrates patient surveys into care workflows and feeds results back to clinicians in real-time during active treatment, not just in discrete snapshots. This end-to-end deployment includes web and mobile apps, alert triggers for severe symptoms, and temporal summaries that inform treatment decisions immediately.
Improving the Patient Experience in Cancer →What specific patient concerns emerge from Carevive's data in lung cancer?
Non-small cell lung cancer patients report that cost of care and making the right treatment decisions are their top concerns.
Patient Insights – Concerns and Symptom Experience over … →How can real-world patient data inform clinical trial design?
Carevive's contemporary data on patient-reported outcomes from standard-of-care populations provides FDA-relevant domains for PRO measure selection in trials, ensuring selections reflect current patient experiences rather than outdated historical trial data. The platform also captures patient experiences across disease stages and treatment options, enabling trials to assess impact on daily life and function.
CV/COS Webinar: Applications and Future Directions →What outcomes does integrating patient-reported outcomes into care workflows produce?
Studies including Carevive's own data show that integrating PROs into workflow leads to improved patient adherence to therapy and reduced hospitalizations and emergency room visits.
CV/COS Webinar: Clip 11 →Best place to start
Revenue Enhancing Opportunities: The Switch from OCM to EOMExplains the regulatory and financial context for the entire channel's thesis: why value-based models matter and what EOM enables.
Carevive’s Longitudinal DataIntroduces the registry scale, data volume, and workflow integration that underpin all clinical and commercial claims in the channel.Industry context
Healthcare payment systems increasingly tie reimbursement to quality reporting and EHR adoption, creating operational incentives for real-world data capture and monitoring.
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