Simply put, remote patient monitoring (or RPM) is a virtual health system that makes medical care easier than ever. With the latest and greatest of today’s technologies, remote patient monitoring platforms deliver better medical outcomes through doctor-patient engagement and prevention-based care. The value of having an RPM system in place is showcased on full display once you understand insurance billing codes and how much revenue your practice could earn by implementing it. Read more
Our lives have changed rapidly over the last few months. News changes minute by minute, schools are evolving into virtual classrooms, hospitals and doctors have turned to virtual health, and brick-and-mortar offices have closed to stop the spread of COVID-19. In the meantime, many private practice medical clinics are wondering how they are going to keep their client pipeline healthy if no one can, or wants to, venture outside of their homes. Read more
Due to the ongoing pandemic that is COVID-19, endocrinologists and diabetes specialists are starting to see a nationwide shift to Telemedicine and virtual communication, while prioritizing patients who still urgently need in-person consultations. This virtual trend, although once foreign to many of these doctors, is being highly praised and welcomed to keep clinics running and patients healthy. For a specialty clinic like endocrinology, virtual health provides several advantages to both the provider and the patient. Read more
While the current outbreak of COVID-19 has caused a surge in working from home, social distancing, and put the entire country in quarantine, millions of individuals have adopted Zoom as their preferred virtual platform, including virtual health. Read more
Patients enjoy having patient portal health data access because it allows them to take ownership of their own care, makes them feel empowered as partners in their treatments, and helps them detect and identify errors their providers may have made in their medical records, according to a recent study. Without virtual health data access, patients cannot fully review their personal health information and cannot be fully engaged in their care. Read more
One of the most talked about topics in healthcare is how to increase patient satisfaction and patient engagement. Patients who are engaged with their healthcare decision-making and care tend to be healthier and have more positive relationships with their providers. Read more
As digital health technology advances, telehealth is increasingly used to manage patients’ weight offline. Telemedicine is a promising intervention for patients because it allows for advanced and accurate monitoring of food intake and exercise, while also fostering improved medication adherence. However, for these benefits to materialize, patients must be engaged with the technology. Read more
Telehealth was first introduced in the 1980s and since then, has grown to encompass a wide range of devices and technologies that can transmit medical information in real time around the globe. These improvements in technology and healthcare has allowed medical professionals to provide services to communities previously underserved. Further, it’s being used more often for both public and provide health providers alike, including treatment for weight loss and pain management to improve the patient care process. Read more
Reviews are key to any business model. They’re what customers come to first when deciding whether to invest their hard earned money in you and your products. Read more
Nowadays, we are living longer than ever before, and by starting a healthy lifestyle earlier in life, your chances of staying healthy as you get older are greatly increased. Eating well, staying physically active, socializing and improving your health can help you live a happier, healthier life. Read more