In a turnabout from how deals involving Triangle companies typically go, a Durham startup is acquiring a Silicon Valley firm.

Startup Validic, whose technology helps health care organizations connect with the growing array of health care software applications, has acquired a Silicon Valley company that offers similar capabilities. Validic disclosed no financial terms for its purchase of Infometers Inc., a company that connects remote health care monitoring devices to the health care system. With the deal, Infometers now becomes Validic’s Silicon Valley office in addition to the company’s headquarters near Research Triangle Park.

Validic takes data from the consumer, fitness, home health devices and medical devices and offers to a health care entity – such as an insurance company, a hospital, or a doctor – a single application programming interface. That single API spares the health care entity the headaches of figuring out how to integrate with a wide variety of different applications. Validic launched its platform in April of 2013. Infometers’ technology enables health care providers to monitor their patients remotely.

Validic said that its offerings, combined with those of Infometers, increase Validic’s digital health ecosystem by 44 percent, which gives Validic’s clients of hospitals, physicians, insurance companies, pharmas and wellness companies greater access to patient data from medical devices used in patient care. The company said the deal also expands Validic’s capability to integrate clinical and wellness devices in the future, particularly devices that used to monitor patients outside traditional clinical settings.

“With the increased adoption of mobile devices, patient health applications and intelligent sensors, remote patient monitoring has become a key strategic initiative for health care stakeholders,” Validic co-founder and CEO Ryan Beckland said in a statement. “In working closely with our clients, we know that improving health care together will require accessing key data that can provide real-time clinical decision support, validated outcome measurement, remote patient management and more.”

Validic said that the Infometers deal accelerates its market reach to a broader reach of clinical uses. The company said that it is on pace to top 300 strategic clinical and wellness device and application integrations this year. The company says its technology reaches more than 72 million lives.

Validic, whose investors include Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, earlier this year raised $2.1 million in additional funding from SJF Ventures and angel investors. Part of that financing was used to expand Validic’s management team, bringing on executives with health care management experience.