Reduce chronic care costs and hospital readmissions and improve clinical outcomes by virtual monitoring and interventions for SNLs, ALFs, Home Healthcare, and Post-Op/Post-Acute care settings.
Virtual Physician Call. Gain quick access to patients from any location, view real-time vital health information, and make needed interventions.
Care providers can receive a steady flow of accurate, real-time health information, promoting care management and intervening if data indicate a pending health issue for at risk patient populations from any site of care.
Easy Vitals program allows care teams to monitor vital health information and manage their patients in any Site-of-Care, including their home, by incorporating advanced medical devices with a highly intuitive and functional telemedicine application. This helps achieve great patient outcomes, reducing physician's office visits, while decreasing the cost and increasing efficiency.
Easy Vitals is an advanced yet simple tele-health solution that helps control high healthcare costs as well as improve health outcomes. This platform simplifies daily monitoring of essential health parameters for the patients from the comfort of their homes. The benefits of tele-health are numerous and can be implemented in all medical situations.
The environment is the place the older adult calls home. It may be the person's house or apartment in the community or a residence provided by an aging services provider—a continuing care retirement community, an independent living apartment, assisted living, or even a skilled nursing facility. Activity, physiological, and vital health data can be analyzed, archived, and mined. This data can help caregivers detect indicators of early disease onset, deterioration, or improvement in health conditions of at-risk patient populations. Additionally, Remote Patient Monitoring information can assist in the monitoring of adherence to Post-Op/Post-Acute care plans, changes in recovery conditions, and early interventions of impending post-operative complications. Reductions in rehospitalization and emergency visits not only benefit risk bearing organizations but care providers and patients alike.
Source: https://www.rand.org/pubs/tools/TL221.html