More than 11 years of experience in Puerto Rico’s healthcare industry — our differentiator.
Advancing health technology in Puerto Rico.
About Analytics Provider
Analytics Provider LLC
A company specialized in clinical integration, remote monitoring, and data analytics for healthcare organizations in Puerto Rico.
We combine certified technology, validated clinical structure, and regulatory compliance to transform the management of chronic patients.
Mission
Enable clinical and strategic decisions through remote monitoring and data-analytics solutions that improve outcomes, optimize processes, and strengthen the sustainability of care.
Vision
To be Puerto Rico’s leading platform for remote monitoring and population analytics, transforming the model of care toward one that is more preventive, efficient, and data-driven.
VALUES
- Security & Compliance
- Data Innovation
- Clinical Collaboration
- Measurable Impact
- Efficiency
Important data
The health challenge in Puerto Rico
2 in 10 adults live with diabetes in Puerto Rico (17.8%).
3rd leading cause of death diabetes in Puerto Rico (2023).
More than 1 in 3 adults live with elevated blood pressure, a leading risk factor for heart attack and stroke.
52% of adults in Puerto Rico have at least one chronic condition.
Up to 80% of heart attacks and strokes can be prevented.
90.6% of people diagnosed with diabetes are 45 or older.
83.7% of those diagnosed are overweight or obese.
26.9% also live with depression.
The healthcare system gap
More than 50% of its cardiologists have been lost in Puerto Rico, while cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death.
“Cardiologists have suffered a reduction of more than half, even though cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death and morbidity in Puerto Rico.”
The impact of remote monitoring
30.6% associated reduction in annual cost after remote monitoring.*
$12,036 average annual reduction observed per participant.*
*Results observed in an external study of 597 Medicare beneficiaries with hypertension and/or diabetes; results may vary. Sources: Puerto Rico Department of Health; College of Physicians and Surgeons of Puerto Rico; American Heart Association; Circulation/AHA, 2025.