EVENTS:

ORLANDO, FL – Terry Maytin, Medocity’s VP of Commercialization, presented at the 2017 HIMSS Annual Conference (HIMSS17) to a large audience of healthcare professionals and practitioners as part of the HIMSS-sponsored educational seminar series. His presentation, entitled “The Next Generation in Virtual Patient Care Management”, covered a broad range of innovative Population Care Management solutions and approaches currently available and in practice.

During his seminar, Maytin explored the various methodologies and virtual tools that are giving providers deeper insights “between office visits”, engaging patients and connected care teams, improving risk management through early detection and enabling proactive interventions through shared communications, virtual visits and seamless care coordination, thereby improving outcomes and lowering costs.

Regarding the well-attended session, Maytin commented, “This mirrors the huge spike in interest and activity we’ve been seeing over the past few months, and it bodes well not just for Medocity, but the telecare industry overall. I think it also reflects increasing awareness of the real impact virtual care can have on patient health and economics – especially during the time when patients are at their most vulnerable, when they’re outside the clinical setting or in the home.”

About Medocity

Medocity, headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey, is a recognized leader in comprehensive virtual care products and services including chronic condition management, televisits, and remote patient monitoring. Our unique, innovative technology combines multiple telehealth capabilities onto a single, integrated care coordination and management platform, along with robust clinical intelligence including rules-based algorithms, alerts and decision support tools to help drive earlier detection and proactive interventions.

The Medocity platform is specifically designed to enable and improve patient-centered care delivered outside the hospital setting, particularly for patients at home who have chronic conditions responsible for more than 80% of the nation’s annual healthcare spend. By promoting patient-clinician engagement through shared connectivity and virtual technology, we enable rich, real-time interactions between patients, clinicians, care professionals and support teams.

Our vision is to dramatically improve care at lower cost for patients when they need it the most – when they’re at home, on their own, or in between visits with their care providers. Virtually. (http://www.medocity.com)