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Hospital at Home Solution: 5 Years of Innovation and Advanced Remote Health Diagnostics

Celebrating Innovation: SmartFuture Showcases Expert Hospital-at-Home Solutions at NUHS@Home 5th Anniversary

It was our pleasure to join in the NUHS@Home 5th Anniversary celebration, a milestone that highlights the expanding success and increasing significance of remote, patient-focused care. 

What It Is?

We were thrilled to celebrate the NUHS@Home 5th Anniversary, a powerful reminder that high-quality healthcare doesn’t have to mean leaving home. Our core mission is to make home care feel just as safe and sophisticated as the hospital. Our SmartFuture Hospital at Home Solution is the key to modern healthcare, integrating high-level diagnostics to give clinicians everything they need to treat patients right where they’re most comfortable.

Why Our Hospital at Home Solution Matters (The Human Impact)?

These newest features are about more than just data; they’re about confidence in providing excellent healthcare—for both the patient and the doctor. :

      1. Heart Monitoring, Uncompromised: We can now deliver 12-lead ECG monitoring at home. This is the difference between guessing and knowing in healthcare. For patients recovering from cardiac events, it means their doctor gets the same precise heart health picture they would in the hospital, allowing for immediate, confident management.
      2. A Clearer Picture, Faster: Our new Ultrasound integration means we can get critical visual information quickly. This leap forward in healthcare helps doctors make swift, accurate decisions, reducing stress and avoiding unnecessary transfers, leading to better patient health outcomes.
      3. Trust for the Care Team: These tools remove the anxiety from remote care. By giving doctors and nurses advanced, real-time data visibility, they have the full picture they need. This empowers them to treat complex cases at home using our Hospital at Home Solution, knowing they haven’t compromised on the quality of care.

Empowering Clinicians for the Next Era of Care

These new technologies are not merely for the monitoring of patients, but for empowering clinicians. By providing advanced, real-time diagnostic powers, we are enabling physicians and nurses with the confidence and capability to treat acutely ill patients in the home setting with the same care and expertise that they would in a hospital setting.

This seamless integration of high-level technology into an easy remote platform is the secret to successfully scaling Hospital-at-Home programs.

Ready to imagine the next generation of patient care? Contact us to explore how we can implement these advanced Remote Care Solutions for your healthcare system.

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5 things that could be making your COPD worse

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that causes airflow blockage and breathing-related problems. According to WHO, COPD is the third leading cause of death worldwide. Although, there is currently no cure for COPD, do you know that the following 5 misconceptions could be making your COPD worse?

If you have COPD, you cannot exercise
Moderate exercise has been shown to be safe and beneficial for most people with COPD. Particularly, management of COPD symptoms with pulmonary rehabilitation has proven to improve the quality of life for patients.

There is no point in quitting smoking if you already have COPD
Smoking cessation is one of the most effective treatment for COPD. Preliminary studies have shown that smoking cessation can reduce the rate of COPD progression for at risk patients. Therefore, it is still imperative to quit smoking even if you are already diagnosed with COPD.

There are no treatments for COPD
While there is currently no cure for COPD, treatments can help to regulate the symptoms and progression of the disease.

Body weight does not affect COPD
Numerous studies have suggested that COPD is related to Body Mass Index (BMI). Particularly, underweight patients are associated with poorer prognosis. Thus, maintaining a healthy BMI is important for COPD patients.

Diet does not affect COPD
A healthy and balanced diet can help you to breathe easier and improve COPD symptoms. Therefore, food rich in simple carbohydrates such as soft drinks; food rich in trans fats and saturated fats such as fried food, should be limited.