Equivalent launched a new Digital Signage Solutions Provides a flexible framework for healthcare organizations (HCOs) to deliver educational, informational, and promotional content to patients, visitors, and employees in waiting rooms, high-traffic common areas, and employee-only locations.
“Digital signage is often overlooked or an afterthought in healthcare organizations, but it offers many opportunities to engage captive waiting room audiences and share content to promote products,” said Equiva’s CEO. Neil Altman. “Our solution enables HCOs to utilize digital signage quickly, flexibly, economically and securely.”
According to Altman, Equiva is seeing an increase in the use of digital signage to support employee retention and wellness programs, often coinciding with EAP products, self-care reminders, and employee gratitude campaigns. “In today’s high burnout rate, this becomes increasingly important,” he said.
Optimized for healthcare security needs, Equiva’s cloud-based digital signage solution can be deployed in less than 4 weeks, with the flexibility to create content and manage updates to meet the needs of individual departments and units, while Also supports company-wide strategic initiatives.The solution improves the company’s Healthy Relationship Management Platforman integrated omnichannel solution for collaborative, hyper-targeted digital health engagement.
healthy mine An in-depth webinar on the list of changes to measures proposed in the 2023 MA and Part D Advance Notice and shares how teams can begin to develop their strategies to prepare for the future.
prelesionPrecision Medicine has announced that it has secured venture capital from PACE Healthcare Capital, an early-stage investment firm focused on improving health. The investment brings the company’s total funding to over $20 million and includes partnerships with Foxconn, Roche Diagnostics, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and more.
The company applies machine learning algorithms to deep biological data and extensive clinical data to create comprehensive maps of acute disease. It uses maps to develop and sell navigation tools that improve patient care by clarifying the best treatment path for each patient.
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9am.healthA new virtual diabetes clinic is proud to announce a partnership with BioReference Laboratories, Inc., an OPKO Health company, to offer their patients the ability to conveniently draw blood from their own home or workplace for diagnostic laboratory testing, utilizing Scarlet Health®,
BioReference’s integrated digital platform.
“Labs are a critical part of managing chronic conditions and adjusting medication dosing. Unfortunately, the frequency and burden of going to the lab can cause patients to drop out of their usual care plans,” said Paul Geevarghese, chief medical officer at 9am.health. “By sending a health professional to our door, we can gather the most comprehensive data on blood sugar, kidney function, liver function, cholesterol, electrolytes, and more, while removing unnecessary barriers that make it difficult for traditional medicine to keep up.”
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