Saturday, April 17, 2021
Image Source: Unsplash Telemedicine is really nothing new. But, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought it to light for people who may have never considered it before. In fact, in the early stages of the pandemic (March 2020), there was a 154% increase in telehealth appointments across the country. While the popularity of telemedicine may drop
[ Read More ]Three-dimensional organ printing might be a relatively new phenomenon, but the idea of curing a sick part of a patient’s body by using healthy alternative dates back centuries. In fact, an article on the Smithsonian details the history of this practice starting all the way back in the third century AD. Then, two patron saints
[ Read More ]Image Source: pixabay.com The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on most of our lives, and many of us are eager for it to end. One of the many blessings of the pandemic being over that hundreds of thousands of us are looking forward to is the ability to go and see loved ones.
[ Read More ]Image Source: Pexels Everyone wants to feel completely safe in the hands of their medical doctor. Unfortunately, no matter your health concerns, there are inherent risks that come with receiving all types of care. From medical malpractice to data security dangers, problems can emerge in the course of necessary health treatments. The doctor, unfortunately, may
[ Read More ]Image Source: Pexels Financial technology, or fintech, is a prominent part of every industry. In healthcare, digital finance systems may just mean the difference between accessible payment outcomes for patients or a continuation of the complexity and difficulties that have plagued the system. Advancements in fintech are making a world of innovations possible. These advancements
[ Read More ]The greatest potential of technology is that it can bring accessible healthcare solutions to virtually everyone. The Internet of Things (IoT) paired with accessibility devices is the future of healthcare, a future bringing equity and safety to the way we treat and manage patients. For those with physical limitations, accessing digital health resources can make
[ Read More ]Available data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) states that telemedicine visits increased from 7,000 in 2004 to 108,000 by 2013. In the years that have followed, improved technology has greatly expanded this number, making the option for broad use of telemedicine possible by the pandemic of 2020. Now, we seek telehealth solutions to
[ Read More ]There’s no question that today’s healthcare system is capable of some pretty miraculous feats. We can replace failing organs with brand new ones. We can cure diseases that used to take lives in a matter of weeks. But perhaps the most exciting innovations that are shaping the future of medicine don’t come from the world
[ Read More ]Recent advancements in the health tech industry have drastically changed the way we are able to monitor and prioritize our health. With wearable technology such as Fitbits and smartwatches, it’s easier now than ever to monitor your health, sleep, and exercise habits. Additionally, devices like Amazon’s Alexa can further aid your wellbeing as it is
[ Read More ]The United States is admired and emulated by the world as a leader in innovation and individual freedoms. But it falls behind in one of the most important aspects: healthcare as a basic human necessity. Americans live with the persistent fear of not being able to afford treatment for a serious illness or accident. The
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