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Joining other healthcare leaders in a panel at HLTH, CEO Lou Silverman shares his perspectives on how partner-to-partner telemedicine will be a critical component of the emerging hybrid model of care.
Hicuity Health is pleased to make available the 30-minute session typically reserved for registered AONL conference attendees only.
Hicuity Health joined other healthcare leaders in urging congressional policymakers to act promptly to protect the telehealth expansion that occurred under the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE).
The shared services approach to tele-ICU care enables Covenant Health to benefit from Hicuity Health’s significant investment and experience in cutting-edge telemedicine technology, operational know-how, and telemedicine-adept clinical staff.
Knox Community Hospital Partners with Hicuity Health to provide both tele-ICU and cardiac telemetry services. The addition of these telemedicine services will offer the Joint Commission-accredited healthcare facility 24/7 intensivist care and technology-enabled cardiac monitoring to enable it to expand access to critical care within the community.
Hicuity Health’s device monitoring service integrates full-time monitoring services with a range of smart devices to enable continuous patient observation and early identification of proactive patient intervention opportunities and deliver value to smart device manufacturers, service providers, and patients in a range of care environments.