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High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a major risk factor for stroke and other cardiovascular diseases. Keeping blood pressure under control is key to managing hypertension but can be challenging. That is especially true for vulnerable populations facing
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) for Alzheimer’s disease can help measure cognitive and functional decline in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. The benefit of RPM is that it offers a real-world view of patients in their home environment. In this blog post,
A new remote health innovation has been approved for at-home health monitoring in cancer patients. Entia, a data analytics and remote patient monitoring company dedicated to improving cancer patient experiences, received approval for the world’s first at-home blood count analyzer
Easily integrating devices for remote patient monitoring can be a significant challenge for healthcare providers, telehealth companies, and software platforms with many clients. A robust and versatile solution is key to achieving successful RPM programs. This article discusses the benefits
Fatty liver disease is a significant public health concern, affecting 25% of people worldwide. It is characterized by excessive fat accumulation in the liver that often goes unnoticed until it progresses to more severe stages. With the increasing prevalence of
Value-based care in oncology is gaining traction as a model that emphasizes patient outcomes and cost-efficiency. One of the critical challenges within this framework is managing inpatient admissions, particularly for oncology patients who often require extensive hospital stays. Value-based care
International Men’s Health Week, celebrated each June, raises awareness about the unique health concerns that affect men. Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, is a chronic condition prevalent among men. In recent years, remote blood pressure monitoring devices have
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is improving patient care and reducing costs. However, implementing RPM into healthcare workflows can seem like a big challenge. This article explores these challenges and proposes solutions to these obstacles. Understanding and addressing challenges is key
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) in healthcare has become critical in providing quality care. It allows healthcare providers to remotely monitor patients’ health and quickly intervene when necessary, making it an essential component of modern healthcare. In addition, RPM enables healthcare
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