Medical Components, Inc. and Truveta are partnering to advance the use of real-world data to improve clinical care for patients battling cancer and kidney disease who require advanced vascular access for treatment.

Truveta delivers the most complete, timely, and clean electronic health record (EHR) data from more than 30 health systems, empowering researchers with scientifically rigorous, fast, and compliant analytics to study safety and effectiveness, improve patient care, and train medical AI.

Using the precise vascular device details – including universal device identification numbers (UDI) – within Truveta Data, Medical Components will be able to study the real-world use of their devices, identifying innovative optimizations and opportunities for improvement in patient care.

“Clear evidence gaps and conflicting narratives on the efficacy of different devices exist in the market today. By partnering with Truveta, we will get actionable insights to help address these gaps and advance research in the care and treatment of the patients we serve, ultimately leading to improved clinical recommendations and state-of-the-art product enhancements,” said George Miller, Director of Clinical Affairs, Medical Components, Inc.

“We are honored to partner with an innovative medical device organization like Medical Components, working toward a shared mission of saving lives with data.

Through the power of real-world data, we can unlock critical patient insights with device-level detail to help Medical Components advance the innovation of vascular access device technologies and identify new potential clinical recommendations.”

Portrait of Rod Hochman, M.D.
Ryan Ahern, MD, MPH
Chief Medical Officer and Co-founder, Truveta
“Clear evidence gaps and conflicting narratives on the efficacy of different devices exist in the market today. By partnering with Truveta, we will get actionable insights to help address these gaps and advance research in the care and treatment of the patients we serve, ultimately leading to improved clinical recommendations and state-of-the-art product enhancements.
Portrait of Rod Hochman, M.D.
George Miller
Director of Clinical Affairs, Medical Components, Inc.