The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving, adopting innovative solutions to improve efficiency and enhance patient care.

We've been hearing about how healthcare online is a thing. This has mostly been our vision trying their hand at doing some telehealth during the pandemic. Others have been niche medical areas like pain management and some mental health support.

Fall detection is important to detect quickly to save lives for seniors.

A PwC survey shows a strong inclination towards remote, flexible work setup post-COVID. The same pulse check in the healthcare industry can give us a glimpse into the future of telehealth. By now, hospitals have ramped up embedding this technology into their healthcare systems.

Measuring success using patient ratings gives a view into a practices overall success. But determining all the factors is a difficult task. Everyone understands that face to face communication is easier and more natural to adults (this is beginning to change with younger generations) it’s our default. But determining how to communicate better is not as simple as measuring it.

What was once thought of as a mere accessory for health-conscious consumers, the smartwatch and other wearable devices “could play a vital role in stemming the pandemic and other communicable diseases.”

The world as we know it is in a health-craze. From blood glucose count to heart-rate, technology today is leaning to be more inclusive for our personal needs. We enjoy these benefits because of the efforts done through research and development.

It is now easier to reach out to patients and provide healthcare in their homes. Last year, the Centers...

Telemedicine is a useful tool to address concerns that require immediate attention. It can be utilized to quickly and efficiently conduct consultations, routine check-ups, and diagnoses of possible COVID-19 cases....

Right now we are approaching the expected apex of the COVID-19 infection rate. On average half of in-office patients are being cancelled because they are non-urgent care. US doctors switching...