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Nexus Acquires Telemetrix RPM, Extending the Clinical Care Operating System from the Hospital to the Home
The Combination Empowers Healthcare Organizations to Improve Outcomes, Increase Efficiency, and Bring Back the Joy of Nursing
Nexus (formerly Nexus Bedside) today announced that it has acquired Telemetrix RPM, a remote patient monitoring and chronic care management company that operates inside native Epic workflows and integrates with other electronic health records (EHRs). Together, the companies extend the Nexus operating system beyond the hospital, helping health systems keep patients connected to their care teams from the hospital to the home.
“Nexus is a movement to change clinical care for good, using technology not to replace human connection, but to make care more personal, more compassionate, and more human,” said Akram Boutros, MD, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer at Nexus and Telemetrix RPM. “Bringing Telemetrix under Nexus enables us to connect the hospital, home, and care team through one coordinated model, giving clinicians greater visibility, reducing gaps in care, and supporting patients across the entire care journey.”
Outcomes from the Nexus Bedside deployment at the University of Oklahoma (OU) Health were independently validated in a KLAS Emerging Insights Report published in April 2026. During the initial six months, OU Health reported zero falls with injury, a 67% reduction in nursing turnover, a 26% reduction in length of stay, and elimination of dual sign-off medication errors.
Telemetrix operates inside native Epic workflows under an Epic Consultant Access Agreement. This embedded EHR access optimizes Epic workflows, which is much broader than the limited standard API-based overlay model used by most virtual care companies. The new platform brings remote patient monitoring, chronic care management, cardiac AI, and clinical services into a single workflow, helping reduce disruption for care teams while making care safer, faster, and easier for patients. The platform also integrates with other EHRs.
“Under Nexus, we can provide a connected care model that follows the patient from the hospital to the home. By unifying inpatient care, remote monitoring, and chronic care management through one operating system, we can deliver more personalized care plans while embedding clinical intelligence, alerts, and remote clinical support directly into the EHR, without adding complexity for clinicians,” said Burley Wright, Chief Operating Officer at Nexus…
Full release here, originally announced July 28th, 2026.
Serelora Acquires ACTIN Care Groups’ Risk-Stratification Software
Serelora, Inc., a company building an agentic electronic health record (EHR), today announced it has acquired the clinical risk-stratification software of ACTIN Care Groups. The acquisition extends Serelora’s AI-native EHR beyond individual patient documentation into population-level analysis, giving clinicians and health systems the ability to identify, stratify, and act on patient risk across entire populations.
The acquired technology includes WellCheck, a 27-instrument preventive risk battery developed by ACTIN Care Groups to systematically assess patients across clinical, behavioral, and social risk factors. Within Serelora, these validated instruments become a native capability of the record itself, meaning risk scores can be generated, surfaced, and acted upon inside the same agentic system clinicians already use to document care.
Traditional EHRs were built to capture one encounter at a time. As an agentic EHR, Serelora is designed to do more than store what happened, reasoning over the record and taking work off clinicians’ plates. Adding risk stratification extends that intelligence from the individual chart to the whole population, allowing an organization to see not just who is sick today, but who is trending toward risk tomorrow.
“An EHR shouldn’t just record what already happened to a patient, it should help clinicians see what’s coming next, whether that’s for one patient or an entire population,” said Spencer Wozniak, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Serelora…
Full release here, originally announced July 13th, 2026.
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