Secure and Comprehensive Medical Care through RPM
U.S. Military Veterans have served their country proudly, so they deserve the best medical care while also affording them more security and freedom to live productive lives after their years of Military service.
Our Veterans Managing their Chronic Diseases
DrKumo helps the Veterans improve their quality of life by providing Remote Patient Monitoring technology solutions. Our state-of-the-art RPM gives Veterans’ providers the ability to manage chronic diseases, provide acute care, and supervise post-operation and hospital care from the comfort of their homes, where they can be surrounded by family and friends and be better able to live a regular life by not having to be physically tied to a medical facility.
How DrKumo RPM Benefits Veterans
Secure Connection With Your Provider Wherever You Are
Many Veterans trouble traveling to see a doctor due to distance, lack of a vehicle, transportation costs, and inadequate infrastructure. DrKumo provides secure cloud-based real-time remote monitoring, connecting Veterans and their care providers wherever they are.
Play an Active Role in Managing Your Own Health
With DrKumo RPM, Veterans can take health measurements at home with easy-to-use medical devices and automatically send these data to their healthcare providers. Their immediate health situation and needs are addressed timely, allowing them to take medications, eat healthier and do proper exercise.
Improve Your Quality of Life
Early detection of diseases is critical for disease prevention and health promotion. DrKumo RPM helps improves Veterans’ quality of life by identifying health issues at the earliest possible stage when treatment is most effective and yields the best results.
Testimonials
US Marine Corps Veteran Ivania Munguia
US Army, Navy, and Airforce Reserve Veteran Lieutenant Colonel Patricia Jackson-Kelley
“We found that this was a wonderful shoe-in to help our community which suffers greatly with health issues such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart, disease, lungs… you name it.”