Partnering with NIH, health systems, academia and life sciences to fight COVID-19.
Using data to transform how we understand COVID-19 from containing the spread of infection through the prevention and treatment of lingering symptoms (Long COVID).
The screening app determines if a COVID-19 test is medically indicated. The app delivers an in-home test kit within hours and notifies contact tracers.
Created in close collaboration with NIH scientific teams
Being tested in African American communities
Compresses response timelines using real-time actionable data
Integrated contact tracing tools
“Looks like I may be at high risk because of multiple factors.”
Artificial intelligence screening algorithm on mobile and web apps determine risk level
“That was fast. The test kit arrived. I’m going to quarantine.”
Kits are automatically sent if you score high
“Hi. You’re a close contact of someone with COVID.”
Workflow automation prioritizes groups in a queue for increased efficiency
Containing the spread
using data.
Real time dashboards – local, state, and federal
The All of Us Research Program collects electronic health records (EHR) from participants via Vibrent apps, FHIR standard and Cloud technologies. Through these efforts, the NIH is standardizing EHR information to help researchers look for patterns and learn more about COVID-19 symptoms and associated health problems, as well as the effects of different medicines and treatments.
Long-term impacts on mental health and psychosocial health
Understanding genetic and environmental impacts to foster precision medicine research in Spanish and English
200,000 surveys spanning 10 months provide long-term historical record nationwide
The Covid-19 Participant Experience (COPE) Survey is a response to the NIH All of Us Research Program’s need for data during the current pandemic. Vibrent is the technology backbone of the All of Us Research Program. The survey, which was rapidly developed and fielded in the early stages of the crisis, leverages the more than 325,000 people already known to the program, 80% of whom are among populations not usually studied. That includes those outside of the typical white, middle-class populations and those 50 miles or more removed from a major medical center. 100,000 people have completed at least one of the COPE questionnaires, and 66% of these respondents are members of one or more underrepresented communities.
Long term impacts on mental health and psychosocial health
Understanding genetic and environmental impacts to foster precision medicine research Spanish and English
200,000 surveys spanning 10 months provide a long term historical record nationwide
Vibrent provides remote at-home saliva collection and return of information back to participants for the NIH’s All of Us Research Program serology project. For COVID-19, serology tests are a critical public health tool for identifying individuals who were previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 or were vaccinated, and therefore maybe protected against the new infection. Electronic interactive informed consent (multi-lingual), validated with the NIH Scheduling of in-person blood collection Return of antibody tests back to participants validated through user research methods
Electronic interactive informed consent (multi-lingual), validated with the NIH
Scheduling of in-person blood collection
Return of antibody tests back to participants validated through user research methods
It remains unclear how prevalent long-term symptoms of COVID are, and how genetic and environmental factors influence the development of long-haul COVID. This project will utilize the Mid Atlantic Twin Registry (MATR), a registry of over 55,000 twins, to survey twins on COVID infection across twins and development of long-term symptoms. Ultimately, this project will provide important information on long-haul COVID prevalence and genetic and environmental factors associated with long-haul COVID, which will aid in diagnosis and prevention of the disorder.
Virtual COVID-19 survey, validated at scale
Understanding genetic and environmental impacts of Long COVID (PASC) with monozygotic and dizygotic twins
Partnership with VCU Long-Haul COVID Clinic including genetic testing and inflammatory biomarker testing
We have partnered with the leading pediatric health system in the Washington, D.C. area for remote monitoring using wirelessly connected devices to collect long-term COVID related data that can enable important long-hauler / long COVID health informatic.
At-home pediatric monitoring with Real World Data (RWD)
Mobile apps, temperature, pulse oximetry, blood pressure, EHRs and wearables
Longitudinal long-hauler symptom monitoring with digital surveys and ecological momentary assessments
Augments pediatric care and provides support to families
Vibrent’s Digital Health Solutions Platform to play major role in a broad reaching, nationwide long-hauler COVID-19 research through privacy-protecting data collection encompassing physical health, mental well-being, social and economic impacts of COVID-19 pandemic on society.
Gain a better understanding of current and long-term effects of COVID-19 on diverse communities
Close partnership with Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS), Sentara Healthcare Analytics and Delivery Science Institute (HADSI)
Participant-centric approach to give back aggregated de-identified study data participants can understand how COVID-19 impacts their own community
“Diversity is essential to the relevance and validity of health research, and our goal is to recruit a diverse cohort to provide comprehensive data about how COVID-19 impacts people of all walks of life.”