Cost-effective patient care and monitoring solutions are desperately needed, since the world’s population continues to grow, and the prevalence of chronic illnesses continues to rise. This study examines Apollo Telehealth’s (ATH) Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program, which combines wearable technology, cloud-based data transfer, and real-time analytics to ease ongoing monitoring and timely medical intervention, thereby lowering intensive care unit (ICU) admissions. In order to ensure quick and efficient patient care, the program makes use of a thorough communication network that connects nurse stations, clinical teams, and a central command centre manned by medical specialists. This study offers insights into the RPM system’s potential to transform healthcare practices by examining its deployment, clinical outcomes, and difficulties.
Impact Factor
2022: 6.012
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