Introducing the Verisense Digital Biobank
Access to data from more than 500 studies and over 1 million people.
The Verisense Smart Watch™
The perfect intersection of a research tool and a consumer-grade wearable.
Digital Health Panel (DHP)
Building a universal, device-independent, ground truth dataset to accelerate digital health. IRB-approved study is now underway.
The Verisense Biobank is Open for Business
Verisense Health has built a Digital Biobank to provide the data required to accelerate progress in digital health. Whether you want to develop norms, compare algorithms, identify new digital biomarkers, augment and extend your existing data, the Digital Biobank has the data for you. The Digital Biobank is a repository of raw digital sensor data with associated patient reported outcomes and tokens to enable access to Real World Data (RWD), including medical records, claims data, and pharmacy data on an anonymous basis. The Digital Biobank combines data from thousands of sources including data collected by Verisense Health using the Digital Health Panel (DHP) and/or the Verisense Smart Watch™, third party studies, and RWD. The Digital Biobank covers a wide range of diseases, populations, technology types, and study designs.
To date, the Verisense Digital Biobank contains 500+ studies with data from more than 1 million people. It is growing rapidly and will double in size by the end of 2024. The Digital Biobank allows you to locate relevant data from catalogued data sets, harmonize different data sets, and apply appropriate algorithms. You can see a demo of the Digital Biobank below:
The Verisense Smart Watch™
Verisense Health is excited to the announce the launch of its new Smart Watch that allows for the collection of clinical quality data for under $100! The Verisense Smart Watch™ is the perfect intersection of a research-grade data collection tool and a consumer-grade smart watch.
The Verisense Smart Watch™ allows for the collection of raw 3-axis accelerometer, PPG (red and green), ECG and body temperature data. Additionally, the watch has a robust battery life of approximately 2 weeks and all data upload to the cloud is done automatically.
The Smart Watch has been integrated into Verisense Health’s existing digital health data collection infrastructure that has been in use since 2019. With a wealth of experience in managing clinical data collection, Verisense Health can collect data for your study in an extremely efficient and cost-effective manner. Find out how you can leverage the Smart Watch and Verisense Health’s digital health data collection infrastructure for your study:
About Verisense Health
Verisense Health is a digital health software and data management company that provides a variety of services to meet sponsors’ digital health data collection needs. Verisense Health recently launched the Digital Health Panel (DHP), which is an IRB-approved study that captures device agnostic, ground-truth digital health data from its participants on an ongoing basis. Electronic Patient Reported Outcomes (ePRO) are also collected, and Real-World Data (RWD) are acessible through tokenization. The data that are collected using the DHP infrastructure are warehoused permanently to create a Digital Biobank, where data across different disease types and populations can be re-used as algorithms and analytics improve.
Latest Blog Posts
Blog 22
Personalizing Healthcare with Digital Technologies
Blog 22 provides access to a webinar hosted by Verisense Health that delves into how personalizing digital biomarkers and health protocols is crucial for harnessing the full potential of digital health technologies.
Blog 21
Adding Wearable Sensors to Clinical Trial Protocols
Blog 21 aims to give guidance on how the Verisense IMU sensor for activity and sleep can be seamlessly integrated into a trial protocol with minimal burden on sponsors, sites and participants.
Blog 20
Verisense Web Portal Explained
Blog 20 gives a brief, high level insight into the user interface of the Verisense web portal. The portal was designed specially to allow for quick and easy deployment and management of wearable sensors in a clinical trial.