The merger, finalized on July 23, 2026, combines the acute care expertise of Nexus—formerly known as Nexus Bedside—with the remote patient monitoring capabilities of Telemetrix. Dr. Akram Boutros, who serves as CEO for both entities, stated that the move allows health systems to maintain a continuous connection with patients, reducing care gaps that often occur during transitions from hospital discharge to home recovery.
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Nexus Acquires Telemetrix to Bridge Hospital and Home Care
Cleveland-based Nexus has acquired remote monitoring firm Telemetrix RPM, aiming to unify inpatient care with chronic disease management. By integrating remote data directly into electronic health records, the company intends to extend its clinical operating system beyond hospital walls and streamline workflows for nursing staff.
Telemetrix distinguishes itself by operating within native Epic workflows rather than relying on standard API overlays. This deep integration is designed to reduce administrative friction and alert fatigue for clinicians. The combined portfolio now consists of three core pillars: Nexus Bedside for acute inpatient environments, Nexus Continuum for post-acute monitoring, and Nexus Intelligence, the data layer that drives clinical decision-making. The acquisition follows a period of growth for Nexus, bolstered by a 2026 KLAS report that validated significant operational gains at the University of Oklahoma Health, including a 67% reduction in nursing turnover and a 26% decrease in patient length of stay. Burley Wright, formerly CEO of Telemetrix, has transitioned to the role of Chief Operating Officer at Nexus to oversee the integration of engineering and clinical service teams.
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