FAQ: Brook.ai's Silver Stevie Award and Remote Care Innovations

What is the main topic of this announcement?

Brook.ai has been awarded a Silver Stevie Award as Company of the Year in Healthcare Technology for its work in remote patient monitoring and chronic care management.

Why is this award significant for Brook.ai?

It recognizes Brook.ai’s achievements in empowering patients through intelligent technology and helping providers deliver more coordinated, efficient care, positioning them as a leader in healthcare technology.

How does Brook.ai’s platform benefit patients and providers?

The platform supports thousands of new patients monthly, helps providers hit quality targets, reduces staff workload, and keeps patients healthier at home through remote care.

What specific outcomes has Brook.ai achieved with its technology?

Key outcomes include a 50% reduction in all-cause readmissions for CHF patients, a 12% drop in uncontrolled hypertension by week 12, a 24% drop in A1c for patients starting ≥9, and 43% of Diabetes Prevention Program participants losing at least 5% body weight.

Who is involved in this achievement and recognition?

Brook.ai, its CEO and Co-Founder Oren Nissim, the Stevie Awards organization led by President Maggie Miller, and over 160 professionals worldwide who judged the nominations are involved.

When and where will the award be formally recognized?

The award will be presented at a gala event on Tuesday, September 16, at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City.

Where can I find more information about the Stevie Awards and other winners?

Details are available at www.StevieAwards.com/Tech.

What is Brook.ai’s approach to remote patient care?

Brook.ai blends remote clinical teams with AI to deliver continuous, always-on care, combining intelligent data collection and analysis with compassionate support from health specialists for proactive, habitual care.

How extensive is Brook.ai’s current reach and impact?

Brook.ai supports a steadily growing footprint that includes 19 clinics and four hospital systems, helping patients and providers across the care continuum.