Hospitals are using mobile technology to improve patient engagement across the care continuum and deliver connected, hybrid care. Here are the top trends.
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To keep at-risk patients healthy and healthcare costs down, many care providers are now investing in remote patient monitoring solutions.
Alignment Healthcare needed a sophisticated remote health monitoring solution for its highest-risk patients.
New technology simplifies medication therapy management for patients, helping physicians and hospitals deliver better care while reducing medical costs.
Baptist Memorial Health Care uses tablets to make electronic health records accessible to patients, increasing disease awareness and patient satisfaction.
Not only do smartphones keep older adults connected to the outside world, they also make great remote monitoring devices.
Measuring discomfort levels is a guessing game for hospital staff and patients, but new pain management technologies are removing some of the guesswork.
From wearables in healthcare to remote patient monitoring to digitized home health services — the following trends are reshaping the healthcare industry.
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