The American population is aging, and persistent chronic diseases such as asthma, diabetes, and hypertension are ubiquitous. Thus, healthcare providers and patients are looking for new solutions to lower their healthcare costs.
We deliver everything practices need to create a successful remote patient monitoring program without headaches. Practices can get started quickly with minimal upfront financial commitment or risk.
Changes in vital signs prior to clinical deterioration are well documented and early detection of preventable outcomes is key to timely intervention in a patient with kidney disease.
Worldwide, hypertension contributes to cardiovascular death more than any other risk factor. Effective monitoring includes dietary changes (reducing sodium intake and increasing potassium intake) and losing weight (for people who are overweight), along with medication management of dosages for severely hypertension patients.
Therapeutic education along with remote monitoring is most pragmatic education intervention in general practice could improve the quality of life of patients with chronic heart failure (CHF) compared with routine care.
Patients can now be monitored 24/7 to assess any changes in their biometric data or other critical factors with a goal to detect any significant changes in the patient’s state early on prior to the onset of complications.
David M. Smith, son of a prominent Stanford hospital physician, as a young man in his mid-twenties, living a young bachelor’s dream in San Francisco was ruining his health from too much drinking, smoking, eating, and partying.
Patient hospital discharge re-admissions have become a major problem for the healthcare industry. Due to pressure from Medicare and other payers, patients are being discharged as soon as possible, where they often return home with little or no professional assistance.
Carolyn, a baby-boomer aged mother, who is discharged from the hospital after abdominal surgery. She has been hospitalized for several days and is still in constant pain, requiring regular doses of pain medication.
The initial wave of baby boomers turned 65 in 2010 making the elderly the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. population. In the past decades, there have been many efforts to reduce health spending, yet the costs of health care continue to escalate.
Walter, is an 85-year-old diabetic widower with a history of heart disease who is being discharged from the hospital after treatment for pneumonia. He is being sent home without the benefit of a full-time caregiver since his family lives out of state.
Individuals are becoming more concerned about their own health and the need to be proactive. With digital services being readily available, individuals are now demanding access to their personal health information and looking to share their health information instantly and securely with their care providers.
Pregnancies can be high-risk for many reasons, such as twins, triplets, or multiple fetuses, due to an increased chance of premature labor. Other conditions considered high-risk are high blood pressure, chronic illness, history of preterm labor, and gestational diabetes.
The Dyno, from DynoSense Corp., is an integrated remote health scanner that can capture a wide range of health metrics from the pregnant woman in her home.
Health information is collected from a variety of sources such as our patented health scanner, capable of measuring upto 33 health metrics in less than 60 seconds, and combined with the patient’s electronic online health records as well as psychological and behavioral data from our mobile health portal (DynoLife). All data is then sent to the cloud for machine learning purposes.
– Create customizable care plans with pre-generated care plan templates
– Live connect and 3-way messaging
– Accessible health records for care providers and care experts
– Manage billing system
Health information is collected from a variety of sources such as our patented health scanner (Dyno50/Dyno100) capable of measuring upto 33 health metrics in less than 60 seconds, and combined with the patient’s electronic online health records as well as psychological and behavioral data from our mobile health portal (DynoLife). All data is then sent to the cloud for machine learning and AI advanced analytics
The raw collected data from upto nine integrated sensors analyzed in our secure health cloud (DynoCloud), hundreds of features extracted and restructured into personalized and actionable data to identify the health conditions of the individual. We generate a proprietary “Health Score” and “Health Grade” from AI-Powered Data Analytics platform, advanced Digital Signal Processing and Machine learning. Our big data analytic engine analyzes profiles and risk factors and provides customized suggestions based on automatic profile extraction such as age from health metric features. Care providers are given access to a dashboard (DynoCare) to monitor the individuals’ periodic status, habits and receive alerts of any troubling changes in the patient’s routine. Consumers, patients or seniors also have the option to be communicating in our health social environment where they can receive support from care friends.
– Create customizable care plans with pre-generated care plan templates
– Live connect and 3-way messaging
– Accessible health records for care providers and care experts
– Manage billing system
When you have to reach or manage millions of customers then you need a more powerful system to get the work done, and patient data also need to be shared securely with healthcare providers. Healthcare regulations are pushing the industry to move towards better storage, collaboration, and data sharing in the cloud. It allows the safe exchange of data between two parties and transforms data into meaningful information to make a valuable decision in the future.
– Full Micro services Cloud System
– HIPAA compliant
– Create customizable care plans with pre-generated care plan templates
– Live connect and 3-way messaging
– Accessible health records for care providers and care experts
– Manage billing system
We need patients to participate in their own health and wellness because it typically drives better outcomes and lowers costs. Making the program available to patients is the first step, but true participation requires more:
– Join a health community
– Interactive online health magazines
– Live connect
– Health rewards system
– Previous Self Check
– Health Articles and Publications
– Personalized Health
Dr Jenny Jiang, MD, Medical Adviser, holds an MBA degree from Stanford University and a medical doctorate degree from Sun Yat-sen University. Before starting Tiger Lifescience, she worked for Johnson & Johnson in US and China. Jenny also has rich experience in academia and successfully commercialized innovative technologies as she worked at the South China University of Technology as a lecturer and as a founder of her first startup over ten years ago. In addition, Jenny has rich entrepreneurial experience as well as multi-national managerial skills. She is very insightful in the biotech industry along with medical devices.
