The Chronic Care Model and its Key Elements
Learn about the Chronic Care Model and how remote patient monitoring supports it.
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What Is Connected Health And How Does It Work?
Connected health is the use of technology and data to manage the health of individuals. The article will cover why it’s important, how it works, and who is using it.
DrKumo Earns URAC Full Accreditation in Telehealth Support Services 2.0: Technical Support Certification Program
The designation demonstrates the highest level of commitment to quality healthcare.
DrKumo CEO Kelly Nguyen Promotes Continuous Remote Patient Monitoring in SOCAP22
DrKumo CEO Kelly Nguyen joins SOCAP22 to promote the benefits of real-time and continuous remote patient monitoring with disease management program capabilities.
Drkumo Apps and Online Services Privacy Policy
DrKumo Apps and Online Services Privacy Policy Your privacy is important to us! DrKumo Inc. as the operator of all telehealth support services, and its employees, contractors, and affiliates (“DrKumo,”
Chronic Care Management
Chronic Care Management Program Chronic care management is a set of services that helps patients with chronic illnesses manage their conditions. It is designed to provide support for both the
Celiac Disease Diet: What You Should or Shouldn’t Eat
The celiac disease diet forgoes gluten-containing foods to prevent autoimmune intestine damage for those with celiac disease.
3 Ways to Prevent Gallstones
Gallstones can be avoided by making a few easy lifestyle and dietary modifications. Here are some simple ways to prevent gallstones.
Top 5 Benefits of Telehealth for Patients in Rural Areas in 2022
Telehealth can help chronically-ill patients in rural areas improve their quality of life, reduce hospitalization and readmission, and lower the chance of mortality from those conditions.
The Importance of Health Wearable Devices for Mental and Behavioral Health
Health wearable devices and RPM can capture and transmit physiological data concerning one’s mental or behavioral state.
