Virtual Health

Remote patient monitoring technology is a key factor in the major shift that is currently occurring in the US healthcare sector. RPM is a technologically advanced method of delivering care without visiting doctors' clinics. Since technology is becoming more and...

Remote patient monitoring, or RPM, enables physicians to observe patients' health outside conventional clinical environments. The patients enrolled in such a care program use devices to measure their vital signs like heart rate, ECG (electrocardiogram), and blood pressure, among others....

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) uses several technologies and devices to help physicians observe patients outside clinical settings. It transmits patients' vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, and electrocardiogram (ECG) to providers for evaluation. This enables them to provide medical...

Patient engagement is an extremely important part of the overall treatment process. In fact, research in recent years has discovered that it improves the clinical outcomes for many patients. But what is patient engagement in healthcare?   

In the current healthcare panorama, healthcare providers are expected to shift from volume-centric caregiving to value-based care models. This approach benefits every entity involved – patient, caregiver, and payer. As the new value-based healthcare model sweeps across the caregiving domain,...

Preventive health care is rapidly becoming the new normal of the healthcare industry. Agile technological adoptions of preventive care monitoring have created many opportunities for remote caregiving and speedier service. A cheaper and faster diagnosis is the biggest advantage of...

In recent times, remote patient monitoring has been in increasing demand. Health access is limited in many areas, especially in remote locations and villages. Virtual health access allows patients to reach out to physicians anytime from anywhere. Elderly patients and...

The development of a remote patient monitoring system is the building of an app designed to help users (patients, doctors, or healthcare staff) gain better outcomes by offering virtual care. Telehealth or remote patient monitoring development for patients can aid...

Remote health monitoring through tools and services like electronic data interchange is changing the care delivery and treatment paradigm. These devices are evolving as the backbone of automated healthcare solutions. This system depends on mobile computing and wireless technology to...

Remote patient monitoring, or RPM, is one of the hottest buzzwords in healthcare. It is the use of digital and telecommunication mediums to access and disseminate medical services. RPM apps and websites became extremely popular during the Covid-19 pandemic when...

Introducing a technology that has taken the healthcare industry by storm is remote patient monitoring. If you’re wondering how then here’s a small example of this technology. Imagine your healthcare practice wants to reduce hospital visits for chronically ill patients....

Chronic Care Management involves all the activities that go into providing care for people suffering from chronic diseases. It is a comprehensive approach to care involving medications, health check-ups, monitoring, treatments, and educating the patients. A chronic disease, unlike other...

Virtual Reality (VR) is no longer just a futuristic concept confined to gaming and entertainment; it has emerged as a powerful tool in the healthcare sector. Patient engagement has become a crucial factor in delivering effective care as the healthcare...

Healthcare complexities often overshadow the path to quality care, and solutions that promise a personalized touch become beacons of hope. With its myriad challenges, the healthcare sector demands innovative approaches beyond conventional norms. Walter Jin, the mind behind Pager, brings...

As it stands, telehealth software systems, and advanced telehealth solutions, have witnessed an exponential rise in the past two years. Even though telemedicine solutions were steadily growing in demand before, the COVID-19 pandemic pushed this demand to an all-time high....

Telehealth uses digital and one or more communication technologies to deliver or access healthcare services. This can include phone calls, SMS, smartphone applications, or all of them. One of the main subsets of telehealth is remote patient monitoring (RPM), in...

The healthcare industry is in the midst of tremendous change as the adoption of newer technologies rapidly gains momentum. The pandemic accelerated that adoption and even spawned a new type of vaccine that took a fraction of the time to...

Mental Healthcare is still struggling with some critical issues. And with the pandemic, care delivery to mental health patients became difficult. However, telehealth in mental health care is changing the dynamic of therapy. In behavioural care, telehealth solutions offer multiple...

1. Patients want In-person Visits: Despite the rise in telehealth appointments during COVID-19, utilization of telehealth services has declined.  52% of healthcare visits occurred virtually in mid-2020, but later the number had fallen to 11%. However, 43% of adults want...

Mental health has never been as crucial as it is today. Mental health applications come in varied forms, and telehealth for psychiatry is one such branch. The rise of mHealth solutions has created significant potential toward addressing mental health. As...

The global health crisis of COVID-19 highlighted how important telemedicine/ telehealth services are. Although telehealth existed before that, it has been gaining popularity in the last few years. Today, care facilities, home-care centers, behavioral therapy centers, and hospitals have either...

Primary care is faced with several challenges that can adversely impact physicians and their care delivery, including integrated care or collaborative care. Some of the difficulties include: deciding the payment for primary care services and lowering the scope of practice...

Half a decade ago, doctors' visiting home for patients was common. Fast forward to 2021, where doctors don't visit, but their care services reach patients at home. That's Telemedicine, also known as telehealth. Today, all successful healthcare management experts agree to the...

Telemedicine is the future of healthcare, and there’s no denying it. As the healthcare system battles tirelessly against COVID-19, we have been faced with the reality of the sheer inability of traditional systems to deal with new-age requirements. Telemedicine software...