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access. RPM providers, who understand practice workfl ow recognize the sup- port services required to get patients setup and trained, as well as do some of the monitoring, are keys to success. This is enabling providers to utilize P without requiring more time from the staff.” Cancer care is one area where virtual
care is supporting improved patient care. kin cancer is a common type of can- cer, and early diagnosis and treatment are key to successful outcomes. The kin HP-compliant, -driven, virtual skin cancer screening platform allows anyone, anywhere to perform a skin exam in ust minutes using their smartphone. t helps identify which marks matter and com- pare changes over time. kin images are reviewed remotely by expert derma- tologists, users receive their results by email in ust a few days, and then they are connected to care if they require in- person follow-up. Wound management is another area where RPM can improve outcomes, and lower care costs. Complex wounds are a huge physical burden on patients, sig- nifi cantly impacting their health-related quality of life. They are also a sizable
ray. t allows monitoring between visits so intervention can be provided at the point where it is needed not next month in an offi ce visit or next week in the E. ray comments on the future of P,
Swift Medical AI-powered, digital wound care platform
expense in the .., with complex wound management costing our health system approximately billion annually. wift edical provides an -powered, digital wound care platform that allows any clinician to easily capture a high precision image of a wound with their mobile phone, autonomously determines wound dimensions and clinical charac- teristics, enables virtual wound care consultations, and provides real-time, predictive insights to drive enhanced preventive and personalized care. With the companys latest product, wift ay , providers can detect a wound before it breaks through the skin, allowing for early intervention and significantly reduced healing time. “This kind of care at home is not a replacement for a doctor visit,” cautions
stating Centers for edicare and edicaid ervices continues to expand reimbursement for remote care. To sup- port this, we expect to see innovation in areas like medication monitoring and chronic pain management over the next couple of years, along with new innova- tions that dont require patients to perform the measurement.” HPN
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