Doctors Schmitt and Thompson have created a standardized set of questions and dispositions based on patient symptoms to ensure that nurses give the same, high-quality standard of care every time a patient calls.
TriageLogic is featured in the Jacksonville Business Journal for setting up a telephone triage system for nurses at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville.
Dr. Ravi Raheja, medical director and CTO of TriageLogic, teamed up with Spry Health to talk about monitoring at-risk patients during the COVID-19 pandemic on April 10th, 2020. The group discussed options for remote patient care and telehealth solutions to help patients virtually.
There is some confusion on how to best protect yourself and slow the spread of the coronavirus. When should you wear a mask and gloves? Dr. Ravi Raheja appeared on News4Jax to educate the community on best practices.
TriageLogic, LLC is working with National Diagnostic Services, Inc to provide a fully automated COVID-19 hotline in New Jersey. Implementing emergency support solutions like TriageLogic’s 24/7 hotline provides Governor Phil Murphy and his administration the tools they need to help burdened hospitals and identify patients who need further care.
As the coronavirus pandemic progresses, nurse triage is playing a critical role in helping healthcare organizations, hospitals and practices manage their overwhelmed systems. As the weeks passed since the original national emergency announcement, our nurse triage center has observed some important trends on what callers are experiencing.
TriageLogic is offering the COVID-19 Protocols for free to doctor’s offices and hospitals to triage those who may have been exposed or who are concerned about the virus.
TriageLogic is implementing quickly deployable solutions for healthcare organizations to set
up their doctors and medical staff for remote patient visits during the Covid-19 crisis.
TriageLogic, a leader in telephone nurse triage and remote patient communication, announces easy-to-implement solutions that hospitals, medical organizations, and health centers can use for patient care during the COVID-19 crisis.
This article focuses on emergency solutions that can be implemented quickly in a time of crisis, such as utilizing a coronavirus-trained non-clinical hotline, virtual medical visits, and tools for training office nurses.
