Mobility and Virtual Care Solutions Benefit Patients and Providers
With strengthened telehealth options and programs such as mobile clinics, healthcare systems are able to meet patients where they are in their communities.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced healthcare systems around the world to accelerate their delivery of healthcare more safely and remotely by leveraging virtual care. While the adoption and benefits of virtual care are exciting for patients and physicians in many countries, there are still many regions in the world where there are challenges that inhibit successful implementation of virtual care. One of the most challenging regions is the one we will discuss in this paper which is Latin American countries (LACs).
The new world of home health will center around hospital-at-home, SNF-at-home, experts say
The pandemic has helped to give rise to innovative models such as hospital-at-home and skilled nursing facility (SNF)-at-home. But to be part of these programs, home health agencies need to prepare. That is according to a home care CEO and a technology expert, who spoke Tuesday at the National Association for Home Care & Hospice’s Financial Management Conference.
For telehealth, a hybrid future mixed with in-person care – and mobile devices
A physician expert speaks to the future of virtual care, the role of connected health tools and how to secure them when used for telemedicine.
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