(Newswire.net — July 16, 2020) — A new distance-based telemedicine program for the current pandemic has been launched, called Early Detection Monitoring. This helps to protect both patients and doctors through individualized distance healthcare.
A newly launched Early Detection Monitoring System (EDM) is now available to help medical doctors on the front line during the pandemic. It allows doctors to work remotely while continuing to care for their patients, therefore reducing risk while maximizing patient care during these difficult times.
More information can be found at: https://bit.ly/EDM-MD
The newly launched system is intended to help more patients stay out of the ER because they can get their health monitored more easily. EDM is saving lives wherever it’s being utilized, while also improving practice revenue by as much as 300% or more.
With Early Detection Monitoring, health kits are shipped to the patient’s house so that their condition can be effectively and accurately monitored at home.
Daily monitoring of their health is provided by the doctor, and they can also contact their doctor when they are felling sick. The first ever at-home coronavirus testing kits are provided, made by Vibrant America Silicon Chip Technology, with an accuracy of 98%.
One of the downsides to traditional telemedicine is that companies are giant conglomerates that hire their own doctors and nurses. That means patients get randomly assigned, and they are not treated by their own doctor.
When this happens, local family practices lose the connection with their patients. With EDM, this can be overcome because doctors themselves are put in control of patient care.
Patients can have their health monitored at home by the doctor they are used to having, and the doctors can also offer more customized preventative training for each individual situation.
This provides protection both for patients and for the doctors, who can protect themselves and their loved ones from unnecessary exposure. It also helps to reduce the impact on hospitals, where PPE and staff are in short supply.
Doctors can easily get started with the EDM process thanks to the clear onboarding process. Full details can be found on the URL above.