How Accurate Are Medical Messages From Patients?
When patients call your practice, who is the first person they speak with: a front desk attendant, a nurse, or an Answering Service Operator (ASO)? We ask because these are…
When patients call your practice, who is the first person they speak with: a front desk attendant, a nurse, or an Answering Service Operator (ASO)? We ask because these are…
TriageLogic is proud to announce that our contributions to the healthcare industry have been recognized in the local news as a recipient of the JaxUSA Innovation Award, in addition to…
While healthcare providers acknowledge the value of remote patient monitoring, many have found it difficult to establish a successful RPM program. TriageLogic recently published an RPM ebook that outlines the…
TriageLogic is proud to announce its new patent-pending, Artificial Intelligence-based (AI) tool for medical message takers. Known as MedMessage Assist, this freestanding module prompts Answering Service Operators (ASOs) with the…
In the United States, about 100 million messages are relayed to doctors and nurses every month. About one in six calls have a symptom that needs to be evaluated urgently.…
A nursing shortage was already looming before the pandemic. Since then, it’s only gotten worse. Many nurses are ready for a break from the bedside and would rather have options…
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has already demonstrated its ability to improve patient care and generate revenue. Its home-based, wearable devices have been particularly useful for the long-term treatment of chronically…
Cases of monkeypox have risen considerably over the last few weeks, prompting the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to declare it a public health emergency. In response, new…
TriageLogic is excited to announce that its CEO, Dr. Charu Raheja, and its CTO, Dr. Ravi Raheja, have both been accepted into leadership programs for the state of Florida. Read…
The number one priority for all telehealth and telephone triage nurses is to make sure that patient callers are directed to the appropriate levels of care in the proper windows…