Telemedicine is taking on a more patient-centric approach and moving outside of the clinical environment.
A digital health advisor could provide a crucial link connecting healthcare consumers with the medical system in a way that saves money and improves care.
With continued advancements in technology and a declining number of healthcare workers, remote patient monitoring is on the rise.
Healthcare news is dominated by talk of mobile healthcare applications, with innovations in apps and wearables seeking to reach new demographics.
How will the home of the future leverage cutting-edge technologies to become a health hub that enables seamless, proactive healthcare?
One insurer with its own home health services uses eCaring telemonitoring software and Samsung tablets to bridge communication gaps between their teams.
A leading health insurance provider has enhanced its chronic disease management through eCaring telehealth software and Samsung Galaxy tablets.
To keep chronically ill patients healthy, innovative care providers are pairing remote patient monitoring technology with virtual health.
Children's Health in Dallas is the first U.S. pediatric hospital to launch a comprehensive remote patient monitoring program for kids and adolescents.
Through the remote patient monitoring program, Children's Health of Dallas is able to get patients home sooner.