A UK technology firm that helps the country’s health service to provide “hospitals at home” is expanding further into clinical trials through the acquisition of a German rival.
Huma Therapeutics, which enables clinicians to monitor patients remotely, has bought Alcedis, a clinical trials specialist, for an approximate valuation of more than £20 million
Dan Vahdat, chief executive officer and founder of Huma, said the technology would provide trial participants with a “sense of security and comfort,” as they would be continually monitored using their smartphone. Participants are called in if doctors spot a worrying change in their data, for example blood oxygen or heart rate.
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