Telemedicine has provided healthcare with exciting opportunities. In this article, we’ll discuss why integrating telemedicine and community paramedicine with the 911 response is a game changer and why many areas are adopting
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Learn MoreHospital-at-home programs have been gaining momentum in recent years. In this guide, we’ll answer the following questions: what is a hospital-at-home program? How do they work? Who do they help? Hospital-at-home programs
Learn MoreIn this article, we’ll look at an example of mobile integrated healthcare in action: Alameda City, CA. While there’s a place for talking about mobile integrated healthcare in abstract terms, sometimes you
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