As advancements in technology bound forward, the medical world is looking to promote preventive care in an emerging niche: wearable technology. In many ways, it makes sense. Smart watches and tracker apps have piqued the interest of the masses and led to an increase in the accumulation of data surrounding heartrate monitoring, blood oxygen levels,…
Significant time and resources can now be saved by allowing patients to access their records and ongoing medical information via online portals or phone apps. Instead of requiring an in-person doctor’s visit, telehealth appointments have made diagnoses and prescription management a breeze. While digital security and patient privacy are the biggest concern when it comes…
Virtual care is much more than simply telehealth, although it is a facet of virtual care. In the wake of the pandemic, global healthcare systems began to seriously consider the benefits and possibilities of remote care—and how it can help patients invest in their own health and futures. As virtual care becomes established across widespread…
