By Charu Raheja, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO, TriageLogic CEO Perspective TriageLogic recently announced expanded MedMessage Automate™ capabilities designed to improve patient access, reduce administrative burden,
Welcome to TriageLogic’s Care News! In this issue, we discuss: Our latest breakthrough in medical scripting using artificial intelligence. Our digital tools to address high
Welcome to Care News! In this issue, we highlight TriageLogic’s latest secure texting tool; Charu Raheja’s recent status as an honoree for the Jacksonville Business
Welcome to Care News! In this issue, we discuss the importance of physical safeguards within healthcare’s cybersecurity; how telehealth triage nurses can avoid liability on patient
In this issue of Care News, we cover the three questions medical practices are faced with now that COVID restrictions have loosened; Dr. Ravi Raheja
In this issue of Care News, you’ll hear from our CEO Dr. Charu Raheja about the lessons we’ve learned from COVID and how we plan to move forward. You will also hear from our Medical Director Dr. Ravi Raheja about the exciting new world of remote patient monitoring. Along with a few words from our new partnership with Analog Devices, you will be updated on important information in the remote nurse triage world!
Discover how using nurse triage protocols in conjunction with doctor e-visits improves coordination of care, and allows doctors to safely delegate responsibility to their nurses. You’ll also meet one of TriageLogic’s telephone triage nurses and find out some trends she’s seeing throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
As so many of us in healthcare, TriageLogic had to quickly pivot itself to help address the changing needs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a few short months, TriageLogic saw a 35% increase in call volume and in turn, increased our nursing staff more than 30%!
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.
Taking away screens – TV, computer and phone – and reading to children boosts brain development, and science is proving it.
