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You'd be shocked to know this... Nearly 90% of US adults are on the path to heart disease. Even the young aren't spared. And this is indeed concerning. But what's the reason? Experts say it's declining cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic (CKM) health. This condition ranges from excess body fat to full-blown health disease if left unchecked. However, with tech, a proactive approach can be taken to address this. Wondering how? ✅ Telehealth for remote consultations, anywhere  ✅ Wearable devices to track vital signs for early detection ✅ Regular virtual visits for guidance and tracking of the health journey  ✅ Advanced EHRs and wearable tech for better health data access It's all about stepping towards preventive care with innovation. What do you think? Zahid Butt MD, FACG Scott Ketchen Tom Bowen Wright Patrick Mays Kara Burkhalter #HeartHealth #Healthcare #Healthtech #Telehealth #EHR #Wearable

The aging population presents multifaceted challenges that require innovative management strategies. From healthcare and housing to social inclusion and financial security, understanding these challenges and implementing proactive solutions is crucial. For instance, leveraging technology like telemedicine and wearable health devices can significantly enhance senior care, improving their quality of life and independence. Follow for deep insights and strategies on effective management of aging issues. #AgingPopulation #ElderlyCare #ManagementStrategies

Get ready for a healthcare revolution! 🌍💉 The global home healthcare market is projected to skyrocket to a whopping USD 515.6 billion by 2026. This is thanks to a perfect storm of aging populations, rising chronic disease rates, and the embrace of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring tech. 🏥📈 This shift towards home-based care, driven by an expected 2 billion people aged 60+ by 2026, is set to transform how we manage chronic diseases. These currently account for 75% of global healthcare spending. 🌐💰 With advancements in wearable devices, AI health monitoring, and the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the future of healthcare is not just in hospitals, but in the comfort of our homes. 🏠💟 #HealthcareRevolution #HomeHealthcare #Telemedicine #ChronicDiseaseManagement #FutureOfHealthcare #AIHealthMonitoring #COVID19Impact #WearableDevices #GlobalHealthcareSpending

Remote Patient Monitoring: An Aspect of Digital Health. This involves gathering patient data from a home environment by leveraging on the wearable devices. Once data is collected,it is sent to the healthcare professionals via a virtual care system. Examples of Remote Patient Monitoring include; •Glucose meters for patients with diabetes. •Heart rate or blood pressure monitors. •Automated medication reminders and dosage tracking with connected devices. •At-home tests that can keep substance abuse patients accountable for and on track with their goals. •Caloric intake or diet logging programs. Do you think RPM is of a necessity?do well to share your ideas #Day2 #learnwithDHA #7daysdigitalhealthlearningchallenge #digitalhealthafrica

Wearable technology has proven its potential to enhance patient care by enabling continuous monitoring, early intervention, and personalized treatment plans. These devices can track vital signs, physical activity, sleep patterns, and other health-related data, allowing healthcare providers to make informed decisions and adjust treatment strategies accordingly. By facilitating remote monitoring, wearable technology reduces the need for frequent hospital visits, lowering healthcare costs and improving patient convenience. Additionally, these devices can promote better medication adherence and encourage healthy lifestyle behaviors, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes and reduced costs associated with chronic disease management. Looking for talent? 📩 info@primarysp.com #techtalktuesday #healthtech #healthit #healthtechrevolution #dataanalytics

Growing curiosity among the younger generation about understanding their body This curiosity is driving a surge in demand of health devices and trackers However, finding reliable data sources remains challenging, and much of the available information is skewed. The list of innovative health devices is long and growing: 1. Smartwatches 2. Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) 3. Smart Rings 4. Smart Scales 5. Smart Bands (like Whoop) 6. Home Health Monitoring systems ... and many more coming Ultimately, I believe the winner in this segment will be the one who can provide the best insights and actionable recommendations based on this data. Gaurav Khatri from Noise and Vatsal Singhal from Ultrahuman are leading this race and aggressively coming with new products. Are there any upcoming or futuristic devices you’re aware of that should be added to this list? #HealthTech #Innovation #Wellness #GenerationZ #HealthRevolution #BodyKnowledge #SmartDevices

Technology is reshaping how we approach aging issues, with telemedicine and wearable health devices enhancing senior care. These innovations not only improve seniors' quality of life but also reduce healthcare costs and burden on caregivers. Embracing these advancements can greatly improve the quality of life for seniors, enabling them to live more independently and safely. Follow for in-depth insights on technological advancements in senior care. #TechnologyInAging #Innovation #SeniorCare

This special issue explores a broad spectrum of research topics regarding healthcare strategies for patients with chronic diseases in an ageing society. The special issue discusses a range of areas including, patient-centred care, patient satisfaction, quality of care, diet and physical activity for frail elderly people, wearable devices and more. Guest edited by Dr. Hidetaka Hamasaki of the Hamasaki Clinic. Access the free reprint: https://brnw.ch/21wNoCd #mdpi #openaccess #aging #healthcare #research

Who made a health-related New Year’s resolution for 2024? I did (yet again) … and it’s so far so good for me, but like many of us, I find health-focused goals harder to stick to as the year progresses and life throws us work, family, friends and the joy all that brings. But it’s also another reason why I’m excited by the potential of personalised health programmes delivered through Blua – Bupa’s home of digital health. Now, instead of letting our health take a back seat until it becomes a problem, our brilliant doctors like, Ernesto, are able to support customers throughout, tracking progress in real-time and tweaking plans if needed. Just like in the story of Javier in the video below! With systems like these, healthcare doesn’t just take place in a doctor’s office, but everywhere; on our way to work, at home, and in our pockets. Maybe this will be the year I tick off all my resolutions! #health #bupa #newyear