Enabling Connected Care

The CIOReview special edition on Healthcare 2022 features an article on CareMeda.

There’s funding imbalance in healthcare which means caregivers have to do more with less, to the detriment of our seniors. CareMeda can help counteract these inequalities.

Technology continues to evolve, but Australians in rural areas haven’t seen the same level of technological advancement, particularly in their healthcare. CareMeda works hard to overcome such health inequalities.

During the Holidays we work hard to reconnect and check in on those we love because we know it’s tough to not be near family during special times like these. CareMeda makes it effortless this time of year and all year long.

In March 2021, the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety issued a report. Many of their concerns can be improved with CareMeda’s integrated technology that brings seniors, caregivers, and families closer, to fully focus on senior care.

It’s time to prioritize connectivity and engagement for seniors, whether living at home or in aged care facilities. CareMeda makes it possible for families to stay in touch and involved regardless of where they live.

Connected Care is poised to change our concept of health care. From helping facilities with staffing issues to improving patient satisfaction, Connected Care benefits everyone. It reduces health inequalities while improving efficiency.

Platforms like CareMeda with integrated video chats and virtual visits make it possible for caregivers and families to connect instantly with residents.

For telehealth and remote patient monitoring programs to be easily adopted, the software application must enable caregivers and providers to quickly and to easily see the most important information about their patients.

We need innovative solutions that allow healthcare and aged care organizations to provide the care needed without having to worry about staffing shortages affecting their ability to do so.