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BridgeCare Louisiana, LLC

Bridging the gap between risk and response.

Patients change between appointments — and by the time it shows, it's often an ER visit. As Louisiana's exclusive licensee of SYNC-PREVENT™, BridgeCare LA gives your team the clinical picture to act early: biomarker data, FDA-cleared devices, and longitudinal records across eight specialized programs, built to give physicians the clinical picture to act before a hospitalization.

30%
Lower all-cause mortality with structured remote patient management in heart failure
Koehler et al., Lancet 2018 (TIM-HF2)
48–53%
Fewer diabetes-related hospitalizations after CGM initiation
Hannah et al., Advances in Therapy 2024
~70%
Fewer recurrent diabetic foot ulcers with daily temperature monitoring
Lavery et al., Diabetes Care 2007
About BridgeCare LA

The only licensed operator of SYNC-PREVENT™ in Louisiana — deploying continuous clinical monitoring where it matters most.

BridgeCare Louisiana, LLC holds the exclusive license to deploy and operate SYNC-PREVENT™ across the state. Developed by Synchronize Health, LLC, SYNC-PREVENT™ is a clinical status monitoring platform integrating biomarker data, FDA-cleared device readings, and longitudinal patient records into a continuously updated picture of each patient's physiologic status.

Every program follows one principle: present the clinical picture continuously, and surface relevant data to the ordering physician. The physician identifies risk. The physician acts. BridgeCare LA surfaces the data — it never makes the call.

A BridgeCare Louisiana clinician reviewing a patient's remote-monitoring vital signs on a tablet

Exclusive Louisiana Licensee

  • Sole licensed operator of SYNC-PREVENT™ throughout Louisiana
  • Biomarker data and device readings organized for physician review
  • FDA-cleared devices that generate readings within their cleared indications, integrated into a physician-supervised monitoring program
  • CMS-reimbursable under RPM, CCM, and standard billing codes
  • Full EMR integration with the ordering physician
  • Physician retains all clinical authority — always
A BridgeCare Louisiana care coordinator on a headset supporting an older patient at home by phone while monitoring their health data in real time

Every signal that matters, across eight clinical pathways.

8 specialized programs
Heart Failure

Heart Failure Prevention Protocol

A four-step pathway from screening candidates surfaced from existing EMR data under physician-adopted criteria, through biomarker context, non-invasive LVEDP screening via Vivio, and continuous at-home monitoring for confirmed cases. Enrolled patients are screened and monitored daily — with the care team escalating to the ordering physician when readings fall outside physician-established parameters.
Koehler et al., Lancet 2018 (TIM-HF2 trial, n=1,571)
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30%
lower all-cause mortality with remote management
Diabetes

Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Dexcom G7 continuous glucose monitoring for insulin-dependent patients aged 50+. The Dexcom G7 generates a reading every 5 minutes and produces glucose alerts within its FDA-cleared function. Enrolled patients receive support from registered dietitian nutritionists and certified diabetes care and education specialists.
Hannah et al., Advances in Therapy 2024
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48–53%
fewer diabetes-related hospitalizations after CGM initiation
Chronic Care

Specialized Care CCM

Patients enrolled in the CCM program are supported by credentialed specialists — pharmacy technicians, certified diabetes educators, and registered dietitian nutritionists — working through SYNC-PREVENT™. Before each call, the coordinator reviews the patient's recent labs, device readings, and medication changes — focusing the conversation on what changed since the last contact.
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3
specialist disciplines per patient
Vascular

Zero DFU Program

PAD screening with the FDA-cleared MESI mTABLET and daily at-home foot-temperature monitoring through Bluedrop Medical's remote monitoring system. When the Bluedrop device records a sustained temperature deviation meeting the ordering physician's defined threshold, the care team routes the patient to a wound care or vascular specialist for clinical evaluation.
Lavery et al., Diabetes Care 2007; Armstrong et al., NEJM 2017
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~70%
fewer recurrent foot ulcers with temperature monitoring
Respiratory

Inhaler Technique Monitoring

The CapMedic MDI device tracks shake duration, inhaler orientation, and inhalation technique — every use. Built-in spirometry gives physicians objective lung function data alongside adherence tracking.
Sanchis et al., Chest 2016
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60%
of patients use inhalers wrong
Rheumatology

Grip Strength RA Monitoring

Bluetooth-enabled dynamometers with standardized protocols ensure every measurement is comparable. Grip strength data is transmitted to the care team for physician review — supporting the treating physician in evaluating disease activity and treatment response with a muscle-function metric they can trust over time.
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Weekly
standardized strength measurements
Post-Surgical

Ostomy Aftercare (S.O.A.P.)

Enrolled patients have access to certified ostomy care nurses who review stoma photos, registered dietitians who guide post-surgery nutrition, and physical therapists who deliver structured exercise to reduce parastomal hernia risk. Three to six months of ongoing access.
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38%
readmission rate targeted
Cardiac

Post-TAVR Monitoring

Hemodynamic monitoring via Vivio, rhythm monitoring with ECG patch then Kardia, physician-defined laboratory parameter monitoring, and continuous vitals tracking from discharge through day 90. All parameters are reviewed by the ordering physician.
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90
days of monitoring from discharge
Our Approach

From risk identification to physician signal — the same clinical logic across every program.

Identify
Risk Stratification
Interoperability-driven data retrieval surfaces patients whose existing EMR data meets physician-defined enrollment criteria.
Monitor
Device & Lab Data
FDA-cleared devices stream continuous readings. Lab biomarkers add clinical context the devices cannot capture alone.
Intervene
Platform-Assisted Specialists
Before each patient contact, the coordinator reviews recent data organized by SYNC-PREVENT™ and focuses the conversation on what changed — replacing the generic checklist with a patient-specific agenda.
Signal
Physician Intelligence
The physician receives a clinical signal — already asked about, contextualized, and worth their attention. A structured summary, delivered directly into the EMR.
Exclusive License

Powered by SYNC-PREVENT™

SYNC-PREVENT™ is the clinical status monitoring platform at the core of every BridgeCare LA program. It unifies biomarker data, FDA-cleared device readings, and longitudinal patient records into one continuously updated physiologic picture per patient — so specialists know what changed, what matters, and what to ask before they pick up the phone.

BridgeCare LA is the only entity authorized to deploy SYNC-PREVENT™ in the state. The platform's data organization and care coordination infrastructure run underneath every one of the eight programs listed above — physicians decide, cleared devices watch, the platform organizes.

A BridgeCare Louisiana care coordinator monitoring patient data streams at a clinical workstation
Organization
Clinical Context
Continuous organization of device readings and lab data — presented to the ordering physician for clinical review.
Integration
Biomarker + Device Fusion
Lab biomarkers, FDA-cleared devices, and patient records unified in real time.
Coordination
Closed-Loop Coordination
Trained coordinators — people, not software — review incoming data against physician-established parameters and escalate clinically relevant findings, from coordinator outreach to physician summary.
Continuity
Longitudinal Monitoring
A continuously updated physiologic picture that tracks patient trajectories over weeks and months.

The whole difference comes down to one thing: whether the person dialing already knows what this patient's own data has been signaling all along.

The operating principle behind every BridgeCare LA program
Leadership

Built by Someone Who Saw the Gap Firsthand

Matthew E. Mazur, Jr.

Matthew E. Mazur, Jr.

President

Matthew E. Mazur, Jr. spent 25 years as an attorney in Florida, representing physicians across malpractice defense, general counsel, board proceedings, and regulatory matters. That work gave him an uncommon vantage point — not inside the exam room, but close enough to see what kept going wrong between visits.

The pattern was consistent: a patient leaves an appointment clinically stable, deteriorates over the following weeks with no one monitoring, and arrives at the emergency department in crisis. The data needed to intervene earlier — a trending weight change, a shifting lab value, a lapsed medication — often existed somewhere in the system. It simply never reached the physician in time to act.

Rather than design a solution in isolation, Matthew sought out leading clinical researchers who had spent their careers quantifying exactly this kind of preventable deterioration. He assembled a clinical advisory panel — including world-recognized experts in diabetes outcomes, health economics, and biomarker-driven risk modeling — and worked alongside them to architect SYNC-PREVENT™: a platform grounded in published evidence, built around FDA-cleared devices, and structured so that the physician retains full clinical authority at every step.

He founded Synchronize Health, LLC to develop and license the platform, and launched BridgeCare Louisiana, LLC as its exclusive operator in the state — bridging the gap between the risk the data reveals and the clinical response the patient needs.

Background

As president, Matthew oversees the development and deployment of SYNC-PREVENT™ across Louisiana — translating clinical research into operational monitoring programs that give physicians the structured picture they need to intervene weeks before a crisis, not after one.

BBA, University of Miami (1994). JD, University of Miami School of Law (1998), cum laude. Member of the Florida Bar. Admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Northern Districts of Florida.

Clinical Advisory Panel

Guided by World-Class Expertise

Our advisory panel brings decades of leadership in diabetes research, health economics, and clinical innovation to shape how BridgeCare LA delivers monitoring that matters.

Synchronize Health, LLC does not utilize any technology, software, algorithm, or model developed or co-developed by any member of its Advisory Panel unless specifically identified as an integrated component of SYNC-PREVENT™.

Vivian A. Fonseca, MD, FRCP

Vivian A. Fonseca, MD, FRCP

Professor of Medicine & Chief, Section of Endocrinology · Tulane University Medical Center

Past President for Science and Medicine of the American Diabetes Association. Professor of Medicine, Assistant Dean for Clinical Research, and holder of the Tullis-Tulane Alumni Chair in Diabetes at Tulane University.

Co-PI of REACHNET and site PI for the All of Us Program. Editor-in-Chief of Diabetes Care (2007–2011), with over 500 publications and an H-index of 109.

  • ADA Banting Medal for Leadership & Service
  • Fellow, Royal College of Physicians (London)
  • Top 10 worldwide expert in Diabetes (Expertscape)
  • Co-developer, BRAVO diabetes risk engine

The BRAVO diabetes risk engine co-developed by Dr. Fonseca is not integrated into, and is not a component of, the SYNC-PREVENT™ platform. Dr. Fonseca serves in an advisory capacity only.

Lizheng Shi, PhD, MsPharm, MA

Lizheng Shi, PhD, MsPharm, MA

Neal A. & Mary Vanselow Endowed Chair, Health Policy & Management · Tulane University

Founding Director of Tulane's Health Systems Analytics Research Center (HSARC). Clinical Faculty in Endocrinology and Psychiatry at Tulane's Department of Medicine.

PI and Co-PI for over 40 research grants from AHRQ, CDC, NIH, and PCORI. Over 300 peer-reviewed publications. Associate Editor of Value In Health and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Pharmacoeconomics and Policy.

  • 2025 Hartzema Distinguished Speaker Award
  • Pioneer in AI/ML for health policy evaluation
  • Co-developer, BRAVO diabetes microsimulation model
  • Expert in pharmacoeconomics & health technology assessment

The BRAVO diabetes microsimulation model co-developed by Dr. Shi is not integrated into, and is not a component of, the SYNC-PREVENT™ platform. Dr. Shi serves in an advisory capacity only.

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