Validic

Validic provides a middleware layer that normalizes personal health data from over 700 connected devices — glucometers, blood pressure cuffs, scales, fitness wearables — into one standard format. That normalized feed can then be written directly into electronic health records such as Epic and Cerner. The firm also offers managed remote patient monitoring programs that handle device logistics and clinical workflow on top of the same infrastructure.

Validic’s platform writes clinical observations into the patient’s existing EHR record. The firm explicitly names Epic and Cerner as integration targets. The architecture lets a hospital use a single data pipeline for multiple departments — cardiology, population health, and digital front-door teams — instead of building a separate device integration for each.

The firm’s website names health systems, wellness platforms, and payers as its core customer segments. It quotes a VP of Digital Health at a top‑10 US health plan describing a seamless integration and improved care programs. No other named clients or partners are disclosed in available materials.

Validic is primarily a data infrastructure company. Its normalization engine is a horizontal technology layer that sits between consumer devices and clinical IT systems. The managed remote‑care programs it sells still rely on the customer’s own clinicians to act on the data; Validic itself does not deliver care.

The firm lists a mailing address in Claymont, Delaware, and indicates additional offices in Chicago and Durham, North Carolina. The Claymont address is typical of a corporate registration; operating staff appear concentrated in the two other locations.