Optimize Patient Care Using RPM and Nurse Triage
As a doctor, you have two priorities to balance: ensuring quality care for your patients, and maximizing revenue for your practice. If those seem like contradictory goals, they don’t have…
As a doctor, you have two priorities to balance: ensuring quality care for your patients, and maximizing revenue for your practice. If those seem like contradictory goals, they don’t have…
Are you a home healthcare agency interested in increasing your revenue while providing stellar patient experience? A remote patient monitoring (RPM) program can increase your monthly profits and reduce the…
TriageLogic is proud to announce that its CEO, Dr. Charu Raheja, is featured on Inc.’s 2024 Female Founders list. The seventh annual list was released on April 9th and showcases…
As a physician, do you feel that your office spends multiple calls trying to assist your diabetic patients with their high blood sugar? Remote patient monitoring (RPM) can remove that…
TriageLogic, a leader in nurse triage and telehealth technology, is thrilled to announce the release of its latest ebook, "Revolutionizing Care: Technology and Telehealth Nurses in Remote Patient Care." This…
New technologies are revolutionizing how doctors can perform chronic care management (CCM). Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is one of them, giving doctors and nurses the ability to track patients' health…
Physician work-life balance is an important topic in today's fast-paced medical landscape. The demands of patient care, administrative tasks, and personal responsibilities often leave physicians feeling overwhelmed and at risk…
Although the benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) for patients and providers have been well documented, many doctors’ offices have yet to adopt a program. The reasons for this often…
TriageLogic is releasing several new and exciting tools to improve all areas of telehealth in your organization: medical scripting for nonclinical staff, simulated nurse triage training, automated triage assistance with…
Blue bloaters and pink puffers are two terms that were adopted back in the 1950s to describe two phenotypes (observable symptoms) of patients suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).…