A Patient’s Story: Getting Critical Care When It’s Needed Most
How a Virtual Connection with a UCM Digital Health Provider Ensured a Patient Received the Critical Care She Needed
How a Virtual Connection with a UCM Digital Health Provider Ensured a Patient Received the Critical Care She Needed
The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Unit of the Albany County Sheriff’s Office announced a partnership with UCM Digital Health on Tuesday, bringing telehealth solutions to emergency calls countywide. The collaboration provides patients with access to virtual care during emergencies by a UCM provider who serves as an extension of EMS
UCM Digital Health is partnering with the Albany County Sheriff’s Department in New York to integrate digital health tools into emergency calls. The partnership will provide emergency medical service teams access to a UCM provider. If the EMS team decides that a patient doesn’t need to go to a hospital,
Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple announced Tuesday his office is teaming up with Troy-based UCM Digital Health to solve the issue with virtual house calls. He said the new service would be especially helpful to the hilltowns, where patients may hesitate to make the trip to a hospital in a
A new partnership with the Albany County Sheriff’s Office and UCM Digital Health will help bring a doctor to you through telemedicine. Discover more about UCM Digital Health’s partnership with the Albany County Sheriff’s office.
Our health care system is at a turning point. A surplus of challenges—both related to processes, as well as looming financial implications—congest present-day operations and threaten stability. Digitally-driven tools are rapidly emerging throughout the health care industry to meet significant demand, helping to streamline workflows and maximize utilization of available
Digital technology enables providers to have a better understanding of populations and the individuals comprised in a targeted set. This drives meaningful engagement and has the potential to elevate just about every interaction between a patient and their physician throughout the health care journey; aligned with population health strategies, digital
Motivated job-seekers have leveraged labor needs to their advantage and request particular criteria and incentives be met, such as remote work options, a more well-rounded work-life balance, better growth opportunities, and a mission that inspires. This, in turn, has motivated potential employers to galvanize efforts, revamp stale benefit packages, and
Keith Algozzine, founder and chief executive officer of UCM Digital Health, discusses how inflation is impacting the health care industry, areas of top concern, and how mobile health plays into the future of health care. Learn more about how we are using mobile integrated health to deliver a higher level
As the job market remains highly competitive, employers are looking for new ways to retain their talent, searching for new approaches to attract candidates, and dealing with an aging and soon-to-be retiring workforce. They will find value in offering benefits that meet the growing needs a market continually demands—a bold
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