Preventice is a medical software company in Minneapolis, MN that has recently collaborated with Mayo Clinic in order to bring to market a tiny, remote body monitor.
Tag: wireless healthcare
AT&T and Intuitive Health team up to help reduce hospital readmissions
AT&T and Intuitive Health are working together to pilot a home-based remote patient monitoring solution that helps engage patients and family members in their own care, while seamlessly involving healthcare providers through integration with their clinical information systems.
iMedicalApps Top 5 Posts of February
The iMedicalApps team will begin to provide you bi-monthly with our favorite posts (very hard to choose) as well as the posts we feel were best received by you, our readers. If you only have a little time to spare, these are the posts you should read.
Top 3 iMedicalApps posts of the week
The iMedicalApps Team brings you the top posts on our site for the week of 2/5/12 to 2/11/12.
Endosync brings cloud-based wireless endoscopy to the iPad: iMedicalApps exclusive hands on review
iMedicalApps exclusive of the Endoscync wireless video transmitter that can send endoscopy images to an iPad for viewing
Remote monitoring system gets important upgrade in the UK, including physician notifications
The Merlin.net Patient Care Network for cardiac implantable devices has been upgraded to version 5.0 to include EHR integration and physician alerts
Real-time seizure alerts captured by SmartWatch equipped with accelerometer and Bluetooth technology
mHealth Research Daily with Tim Bredrup Caregivers of epileptic patients are often concerned about unwitnessed seizures that can cause injury and sometimes even death. In an effort to address this concern, neurologists at Stanford University performed a study to determine if a wrist-worn accelerometer could accurately detect the classic epilepsy seizure known as a tonic-clonic, […]
More than 2 million patients are being treated with remote patient monitoring
Berg Insight concludes that around 2.2 million patients worldwide were using remote medical monitoring services as of the end of 2011.
Healthrageous is finding opportunity in the quantified self business, anticipating big 2012 #mHS11
Healthrageous director of business development discusses the quantified self business with iMedicalApps at the 2011 mHealth Summit.
Qualcomm announces major breakthrough for connected medical devices #mHS11
One of the major announcements at this week’s mHealth Summit was made by Qualcomm who introduced a new platform for wirelessly connecting medical devices and declared it open for business. The 2net platform allows any medical device to connect with cloud servers, freeing manufacturers from the complexities of wireless communication.
2011 mHealth Summit opens with all-star keynote speakers #mHS11
Details from the first day of the 2011 mHealth Summit, including a speech from keynote speaker Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of HHS and Eric Topol, MD.
mHealth downloads expected to reach 44 million by 2012, exponentially growing to 142 million by 2016
A Juniper Research report forecasts mHealth downloads to reach 44 million by next year and 142 million downloads globally by 2016.