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Read PaperBalboa Nephrology and IKONA have entered into a strategic partnership to develop, test, and commercialize groundbreaking learning products and services for people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage kidney disease (ESKD). By harnessing the collective expertise of Balboa's clinical care delivery with IKONA's innovative learning solutions, the partnership seeks to create impactful, patient-centric programs designed to improve transitions of care, reduce costs, and increase access to treatment options for patients with CKD and ESRD.
IKONA has been awarded a patent for invention number 10,558,878 for its Pill Planner application, which was designed to help patients manage multiple medications by using augmented reality (AR) to guide the placement of pills into a patient's pill box.