Today, hospital CEOs and CMOs face the increasing challenge of providing high-quality care while maintaining operational efficiency. The solution that is revolutionizing the American healthcare landscape is known as a hybrid care model. This model combines traditional in-person care with telemedicine, not replacing physicians but offering staff and patients more. This proactive approach positions hospitals…
Read MoreIn 2020, the AMA found that 1 in 5 physicians planned to retire in the following two years. Four years later, reports are showing hospitals nationwide are reaching turnover rates of up to 30%. Between the growth of the aging population and a rise in burnout, hospitals are losing physicians left and right. The reality…
Read MoreThe CDC estimates about 5.8 million people in the United States live with Alzheimer’s disease. This includes 5.6 million 65 and older and around 200,000 under age 65 with younger-onset Alzheimer’s. Furthermore, the Alzheimer’s Association discovered that over half of those surveyed believe that the U.S. healthcare system is not effectively helping patients and their…
Read MoreAre we in the midst of medicine’s “Great Resignation?” In 2020, the AMA found that 1 in 5 physicians planned to retire in the following two years. Now, four years later, reports show hospitals are still struggling to retain staff. In fact, some turnover rates have reached up to 30%. Between the growth of the…
Read MoreApproximately 90 million Americans are living with serious illnesses, and the future projections are even more concerning. Within the next 25 years, the number is expected to more than double. Today, 6,000,000 people in the United States could benefit from a palliative care program. Yet not all programs are accessible or thorough enough for each…
Read MoreIn 2022, more than 80% of people used a form of telehealth at least once. This incredible percentage has continuously increased since the pandemic and according to Rock Heath, it isn’t slowing down. This widespread adoption in healthcare delivery has extended access and support to even the most remote areas, specifically hospitalists, who specialize in…
Read MoreMore than 5.7 million patients are treated in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) every year and when intensivists manage these patients, hospitals see a 40% reduction in mortality rates. This said, most hospitals cannot afford the staff required to serve patients at this level. Typically, 24/7 ICU coverage costs upwards of $1.2 million dollars a year.…
Read MoreSelecting the right cart for your telemedicine program can be daunting. The proper cart is crucial for smooth integration and effective care delivery. Let us help you explore the top five factors you need to consider when selecting the perfect cart for your telemedicine needs. Prioritize System Integration – To decrease potential downtime and implementation…
Read MoreHealthcare professionals will be the first to tell you how undesirable working the night shift can be. This is largely due to understaffing and the need for a dedicated nighttime staff. Rural hospitals are disproportionally more affected by these shortages. According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, the United States could see shortages of…
Read MoreTelemedicine usage has seen a varied response since its inception. Peaking during COVID-19, the practice has allowed underserved communities renewed access to specialties without travel, particularly in nephrology. According to Penn Medicine, Chronic Kidney Disease(CKD), a disease where the kidneys progressively fail over time, affects nearly 33 million Americans and is expected to grow to…
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