Telemedicine Apps

To help treat patients with conditions like diabetes, COPD, cardiovascular diseases, etc., a telehealth app features:

• Regular online check-ups using audiovisual communication.
• Remote patient monitoring with connected medical devices (e.g., glucose meter, ECG patch) or biosensors measuring vitals.
• Health log with symptoms and vitals.
• Patients’ health data analytics to identify vitals abnormalities, early symptoms of complications, etc.
• Notifications on medications (for patients), alerts on detected abnormalities or risks of complications.

Primary care telehealth apps allow doctors to:

• Conduct virtual first-time appointments.
• Plan the treatment of uncomplicated cases (e.g., mild colds, allergies without complications, indigestion), prescribe medications, and monitor a patient’s progress.
• Schedule screenings, analyses, consultations with other specialists for a wellness exam and conduct follow-ups on the results.

Telehealth apps for providing acute care (e.g., for stroke care in remote/understaffed hospitals) include the following functionality:

• Videoconferencing for emergency consultations.
• Clear UX and intuitive user journeys for doctors.
• Smooth integrations with relevant software (EHR, LIS, RIS, etc.) for streamlined data access.
• Advanced diagnostics features (e.g., AI-driven medical image analysis, VR-based surgery planning).

Telehealth apps are used for nursing care delivery in:

• Preoperative and postoperative patient care.
• Chronic disease management.
• Home care for elderly people.
• Pregnancy monitoring and newborn care.
• Mental health care.

DTx solutions utilize telehealth technologies to:

• Prevent diseases (e.g., apps for patients with prediabetes, atrial fibrillation).
• Help manage diseases and their symptoms (e.g., deliver attention improving therapy for patients with Alzheimer’s syndrome, monitor asthma triggers).

PT and rehabilitation telehealth apps aim at:

• Rehabilitation of motor and cognitive functions after injuries and surgeries.
• Treating chronic orthopedic and neurological conditions (e.g., arthritis, Parkinson’s syndrome).
• Delivering remote physical therapy for athletes.

Teleneurology apps help:

• Monitor and guide patients with chronic neurological diseases (e.g., multiple sclerosis, Tourette syndrome).
• Monitor and manage the recovery process of patients with neurological injuries.
• Provide emergency care departments with online neurological consultations on the treatment of acute conditions (e.g., ischemic stroke).

Telemental app features:

• One-on-one or group online behavioral therapy sessions.
• Patient mental condition assessment.
• 24/7 patient-doctor chat.
• Online chats for peer support groups for patients.
• Prescription renewal/refilling and medication intake monitoring.

We create solutions for:

• Pediatric care delivery to children with chronic conditions or requiring primary care.
• Inpatient care teleconsultations between an on-site pediatrician and a remote pediatric specialist.
• Outpatient pediatric care teleconsultations (e.g., for pediatric dermatology).
• Pediatric care delivery to child care centers, preschools, schools, group homes, summer camps, and juvenile detention centers.

Rural telehealth software allows patients to:

• Request emergency care online.
• Remote access to all major medical services, e.g., primary and specialty care, chronic disease management, mental health services.
• Access a medication plan and renew prescriptions.
• Visit online rehabilitation sessions.
• Monitor health via tracking vitals and symptoms, logging medication intake, etc.

Telestroke software we develop may feature:

• 24/7 audiovisual consultations with a vascular neurologist for remote emergency care teams.
• Integration with EHR, LIS, etc., for streamlined access to patient health data.
• Advanced stroke diagnostics and treatment assistance (e.g., t-PA dose calculator, AI-based CT scans analytics).
• Patient rehabilitation module.