As we look to examine digital patient engagement trends for the coming year, it is not underselling it to say that the past two years in healthcare have been unlike anything the industry has ever experienced. The COVID-19 pandemic hit the world hard in late 2019, and collectively, the industry has been taking blows ever
Earlier this month, the United States surpassed the record for COVID-19 hospitalizations, which had been set a year ago in January 2021 — before vaccines were widely available to the public — a sign that the Omicron variant is continuing to ravage the healthcare system. The highly contagious variant, while seemingly less severe according to
It’s been nearly two years since the first cases of COVID-19 found their way to the United States. And, as the country battles a new surge of COVID-19 cases stemming from the Omicron variant, daily hospitalizations from COVID-19 continue to shatter records — something experts say could become a regular occurrence with the much more
85% of patients already bring their own smartphone or tablet with them for a hospital stay, yet many hospitals still struggle to activate them and engage them in their healthcare journey. GetWell Anywhere is a mobile experience that enables hospitals to provide the consumer-grade experience that patients expect.
Today’s consumers want a personalized experience. And whether they are booking a flight, managing their bank account, or ordering dinner, they expect to receive the information they want, when they want it. And they want this same experience with their healthcare.
Get Well, a digital health company, is partnering with Adventist Health. Hanford will see Get Well integrated into its patient care model. The app gives patients access to resources during their hospital stay via their mobile device. It also helps alleviate staff shortages. Read the full story on The Business Journal.
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Understanding and anticipating Veterans’ needs will help healthcare providers better help our Veterans access the care, tools, and technology they need. Paul Huelskamp, Get Well’s Vice President, Growth & Client Success, discusses how to improve the care we provide to Veterans. Read the full story on Healthcare Business Today.
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