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Remote patient monitoring of health and medical information is one of the quickest growing areas in the health care industry. The market uses numerous devices to communicate remotely and facilitate data collection and analytics.
Cytta, a source of remote management solutions, recently announced the company has successfully installed a CyttaConnect remote medical monitoring ecosystem with the help of the Heritage Provider Network (HPN) in Glendale, CA (News - Alert).
By transmitting and receiving clinical data through their cellular network, medical practitioners can easily observe and evaluate their patients. Caregivers can now receive notification of their patients’ results and download the stored data from associated portals. Benefits of this medical system include an improvement in patient outcomes, improving patient satisfaction and economical benefits such as lower care management costs, the company stated in a press release.
“Our open-standards architecture and low-cost, highly scalable system strategy is dramatically different than all other systems out there," stated Cytta Corp. President, Erik Stephansen. "We're making it easier to collect information from many medical devices and doing it from anywhere the patient lives, works or plays. Other systems collect one health data metric, but what if you need to know more about the patient's blood pressure and their blood glucose and oxygen absorption levels?”
TMC’s (News - Alert) Rajani Baburajan recently reported the company concentrates on offering eHealth solutions to the market. The U.S. currently spends more on health care than any other country in the world, especially in the call monitoring sector.
Edited by Braden Becker
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