Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) care for underserved communities, often operating on tight budgets. Delivering affordable, accessible, and efficient healthcare is key to improving patient outcomes and maintaining financial viability. One of the ways FQHCs can reduce the total cost of diabetes care while driving revenue is by using a blood glucose meter (glucometer) covered […]
The healthcare industry has recently witnessed advances in managing endocrine system disorders and arrhythmias by leveraging cutting-edge research, technology, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Molecular research plays a role in personalized medicine and managing endocrine disorders. Genomic profiling and biomarker identification aid in accurate diagnoses and tailored treatment plans for endocrine disorders. With continued research on the
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PORTSMOUTH, NH — Modivcare Inc., a leading technology-enabled healthcare services company that provides a platform of integrated supportive care solutions, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, Valued Relationships, Inc. (VRI) and Higi Care, LLC (collectively for purposes of this press release, “Modivcare”), have partnered with Tenovi, an innovator in cellular-connected remote monitoring solutions, to deliver Adherium’s
The Tenovi cellular blood pressure monitor, an FDA-cleared remote patient monitoring (RPM) device, automatically transmits blood pressure data to an RPM platform via the Tenovi Cloud. This blog post provides instructions for the proper use of the device to ensure accurate measurements. Recent research from Yale New Haven, published by The American Heart Association, highlights
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PORTSMOUTH, NH — Tenovi, the innovator in cellular-connected remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions, announced today a strategic commercial partnership with Nonin Medical, Inc., inventors of the world’s first fingertip pulse oximeter to advance health equity. Low-cost oximeters frequently provide inaccurate readings for patients with darker skin pigmentation, resulting in potential misdiagnosis and inequitable healthcare outcomes.1,2
Heart failure readmission rates remain a significant challenge in healthcare, particularly within 30 days post-discharge. Recent advancements in remote patient monitoring (RPM) have shown promising results in reducing these readmission rates by allowing care teams to intervene early and manage heart failure patient care more effectively. This article explores how RPM programs have successfully reduced
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Early intervention telehealth and remote patient monitoring (RPM) technologies are increasingly important in delivering healthcare services. The convenience and accessibility of telehealth technologies make it easier for patients to receive medical attention. This article includes studies that explore the effectiveness of RPM and early telehealth intervention for patients with heart failure, lung cancer, and other
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This article highlights the latest research and developments shaping the landscape of telehealth and patient care. Our exploration spans innovations such as a postage stamp-sized wearable cardiac ultrasound imagers to studies revolutionizing stroke prevention strategies and patient adherence in chronic conditions. We’ll dissect the implications of these advancements, exploring how they stand to transform patient
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From telemedicine and health apps to wearable devices and online health information, digital innovations are revolutionizing the healthcare industry. With this transition comes the need for individuals to develop their digital health literacy. This article explores why digital literacy is crucial and why healthcare professionals should prioritize strategies to improve it. Digital Health Literacy for
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When someone suffers a stroke, timing is everything. The sooner a patient is treated, the better their chances of preventing permanent disability or worse. Unfortunately, many stroke patients, especially in rural or underserved areas, face challenges in accessing prompt specialized stroke. Telehealth for stroke services enhances diagnosis, delivery of stroke care, and post-acute care, particularly
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