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What is Point of Care Documentation and Why It Matters in Healthcare

Posted on January 3, 2024 By Kamila Shepeleva
POC documentation can actively involve patients in their care process, especially in settings like the Alz Reading Room, where tailored resources support Alzheimer’s patients and their caregivers. 5. Compliance and Legal Accuracy Accurate and timely documentation helps in maintaining compliance with healthcare regulations and can be vital in legal situations, ensuring all patient interactio...
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Age Tech: How Technology is Assisting the Elderly

Posted on November 6, 2023 By Sneh Sethi
Medically Reviewed By: Dr Alex EvansImage Credit: Canva Looking for reliable health monitoring devices? Contact Us Today Key Takeaways  Empowering Independence: Age Tech is facilitating greater independence for the elderly, allowing many seniors to live robust, autonomous lives, with innovations like wearable health monitors and smart home devices reducing the need for constant care. Safety and ...
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“Big Brother Isn’t Always Bad”: A Look at Remote Monitoring Systems and Why They’re Good for Us

Posted on November 6, 2023 By Sneh Sethi
Key Takeaways Versatility and Integration: Remote monitoring systems are seamlessly integrated across industries, providing real-time data collection, alerts, analytics, and are compatible with multiple devices, enhancing their versatility and applicability. Operational Advantages: These systems significantly improve operational efficiency and safety, reduce costs, and offer better decision-making...
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What percentage of US seniors are using RPM?

Posted on January 25, 2023 By Kamila Shepeleva
The use of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) among seniors in the United States has been on the rise in recent years. RPM is a way for seniors to monitor their health from the comfort of their own home, using various devices and technologies. This is particularly beneficial for seniors who live in remote areas, have […]...
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WITH OVER 60% of OLDER ADULTS HAVING SMARTPHONES – NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO MAKE IT A DOCTOR’S VIRTUAL OFFICE

Posted on January 18, 2023 By Nauman Jaffar
According to Dr. Andrew Gostine, CEO of the sensor network startup Artisight, “it’s very hard to put devices into the patient’s home or in the hospital, but everyone is carrying a cell phone with a network connection“. The percentage of U.S. adults who own a smartphone has risen steadily over the past decade, with the […]...
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The increased demand of Senior Care and AI

Posted on March 15, 2022 By Kamila Shepeleva
The number of senior citizens worldwide is increasing at an astounding rate. Over the next 20 years, Canada and the US alone expect to see an increase in senior citizens (people aged over 65 years) by 68% and 70%, respectively. While this increase reflects improvements in healthcare, an increase in the need for senior care […]...
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Improving Patient Outcomes with Remote Patient Monitoring

Posted on March 4, 2022 By Kamila Shepeleva
Credit: istockphoto.com Today we can see a number of challenges associated with patient care like incomplete medical office assessments, insufficient collaboration with patients, difficulties with monitoring patient adherence, slow treatment plan adjustment that requires in-person appointments with healthcare providers. All that contributes to poor health outcomes. Remote Patient Monitoring is one...
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Seniors & Digital Divide

Posted on February 19, 2022 By Kamila Shepeleva
Credit: Canva.com Definition: Digital divide is a gap between tech savvy people having access to digital technology and those who don’t have this access or technology skills. 15% of U.S. seniors over 65 years of age are not tech savvy if not to say technophobic. The use of the Internet and technologies make them feel […]...
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Effective measures to prevent falls in seniors

Posted on February 10, 2022 By Kamila Shepeleva
Credit: Pikwizard.com ​​Seniors’ falls are a major problem in Canada. According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information, 81% of injury hospitalizations among seniors are due to the fall. A third of falls occurred result in broken or fractured bones (Public Health Canada). Among consequences of falling we could also see other injuries, including  chronic […]...
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