Siren Care, Inc.
Siren Care is dedicated to reducing the risk of diabetic foot ulcers through innovative technology, including Siren Socks that help in early detection of foot injuries. They provide virtual care solutions, including remote patient monitoring, and collaborate with healthcare providers and payers to improve foot health management and prevent complications. Their mission emphasizes early detection, prevention, and management of foot-related diabetic complications, leveraging clinical research, real-world evidence, and a comprehensive ecosystem of products and services.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Siren Care, Inc.
Patents
Smart yarn and method for manufacturing a yarn containing an electronic device
US-11891730-B2
View DetailsSmart yarn and method for manufacturing a yarn containing an electronic device
US-11447896-B2
View Details
Smart yarn and method for manufacturing a yarn containing an electronic device
US-11891730-B2
View DetailsSmart yarn and method for manufacturing a yarn containing an electronic device
US-11447896-B2
View DetailsProducts
Washable temperature-monitoring wearable (sock form factor)
A machine-washable sock with embedded temperature sensors that continuously measure foot skin temperature at home to identify localized temperature elevations indicative of early injury.
Home connectivity hub
A plug-and-play hub device that links wearable sensors to cloud services, enabling automatic data upload without requiring a patient smartphone.
Patient and provider software platform
Applications for patients (mobile) and clinicians (web dashboard) that present device data, alerts, enrollment tools, and administrative workflows to manage remote monitoring programs.
Washable temperature-monitoring wearable (sock form factor)
A machine-washable sock with embedded temperature sensors that continuously measure foot skin temperature at home to identify localized temperature elevations indicative of early injury.
Home connectivity hub
A plug-and-play hub device that links wearable sensors to cloud services, enabling automatic data upload without requiring a patient smartphone.
Patient and provider software platform
Applications for patients (mobile) and clinicians (web dashboard) that present device data, alerts, enrollment tools, and administrative workflows to manage remote monitoring programs.
Services
Remote monitoring service combining wearable temperature data capture, nurse review of incoming data, and alerting to clinicians to enable early intervention for foot injury prevention.
Logistics and support including device selection, direct-to-patient shipping, setup management, patient onboarding and education, technical troubleshooting, and automatic replacement when devices reach end-of-life.
Training curriculum, certification process, and onboarding to a curated provider network to support delivery of remote monitoring and virtual care services.
Consultative and programmatic services to integrate remote monitoring into payer population health programs, support member enrollment, and maximize reimbursement for monitoring services.
Management of a postmarket registry, support for observational and multicenter studies, and analysis/publication of real-world outcomes and utilization metrics.
Remote monitoring service combining wearable temperature data capture, nurse review of incoming data, and alerting to clinicians to enable early intervention for foot injury prevention.
Logistics and support including device selection, direct-to-patient shipping, setup management, patient onboarding and education, technical troubleshooting, and automatic replacement when devices reach end-of-life.
Training curriculum, certification process, and onboarding to a curated provider network to support delivery of remote monitoring and virtual care services.
Consultative and programmatic services to integrate remote monitoring into payer population health programs, support member enrollment, and maximize reimbursement for monitoring services.
Management of a postmarket registry, support for observational and multicenter studies, and analysis/publication of real-world outcomes and utilization metrics.
Expertise Areas
- Remote patient monitoring for chronic foot conditions
- Diabetic foot ulcer prevention and early detection
- Postmarket registry design and real-world evidence generation
- Provider training and certification for virtual care
Key Technologies
- Textile-integrated continuous temperature sensors
- IoT hub-based device connectivity
- Cloud-based analytics and clinical alerting
- Mobile applications (iOS and Android) and web portals
News & Updates
Siren Raises $9.5M from Mölnlycke Health Care
Siren announced an investment of $8 million from Mölnlycke to further develop and adopt its diabetic foot ulcer prevention solutions.
New Study Shows Effectiveness of Siren Socks
Real-world data indicates that Siren Socks reduce foot ulcers by 68% and amputations by 83%.
Siren Extends Diabetic Foot Ulcer Technology to Veterans
Partnership with Lovell Government Services to provide Siren Socks to Veteran patients to help reduce foot complications.
Effectiveness of a Continuous Remote Temperature Monitoring Program
A study showing that remote temperature monitoring reduces foot ulcers and amputations in high-risk diabetic patients.
Living With Charcot
Lifestyle modifications and management tips for living with Charcot foot.
Why You Should See a Foot Specialist
The importance of including a podiatrist in diabetic foot care to reduce hospitalizations and amputations.
Siren Raises $9.5M from Mölnlycke Health Care
Siren announced an investment of $8 million from Mölnlycke to further develop and adopt its diabetic foot ulcer prevention solutions.
New Study Shows Effectiveness of Siren Socks
Real-world data indicates that Siren Socks reduce foot ulcers by 68% and amputations by 83%.
Siren Extends Diabetic Foot Ulcer Technology to Veterans
Partnership with Lovell Government Services to provide Siren Socks to Veteran patients to help reduce foot complications.
Effectiveness of a Continuous Remote Temperature Monitoring Program
A study showing that remote temperature monitoring reduces foot ulcers and amputations in high-risk diabetic patients.
Living With Charcot
Lifestyle modifications and management tips for living with Charcot foot.
Why You Should See a Foot Specialist
The importance of including a podiatrist in diabetic foot care to reduce hospitalizations and amputations.