Sources Sought for Remote Thermal Monitoring

Who: Industry Partners who have commercially available systems for the early detection and prevention of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) through Remote Temperature Monitoring Services.

Please RSVP with your company name, description of product to be showcased, and names of attendees. Provide this information to Chris Binkley @ Christopher.binkley@va.gov and Randy Blevins @ randy.blevins@va.gov.

What: The Denver Logistics Center (DLC) will be hosting an Industry Day for your company to showcase your product(s) to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

CSAS and the DLC, in coordination with Veterans Health Administration Innovation Ecosystem, in coordination with Initiative to End Diabetic Limb Loss at VA (TIEDLLV), aims to establish a new standard of care in diabetes treatment which includes the use of remote technology to diagnose and help treat diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) and the prevention of related complications such as major amputations. The objective is also to increase access to care for diabetic Veterans, who make up about a quarter of the Veteran population and ensure that treatment is efficient and effective. Remote temperature monitoring (RTM) is early detection that monitors at-risk Veterans in their personal environment using daily temperature measurements of their foot.

When: August 9th-10th; 8 AM to 4 PM MDT

Where: Denver Logistics Center at 555 Corporate Circle Golden CO, 80401.

Why: This Industry Day will be used to drive possible future requirements formation and procurement to support Veteran care.