TotalCare

TotalCare helps patients manage their chronic diseases by the use of provider-patient communication using a single telemedicine platform.  Chronic diseases cost Americans billions of dollars every year.  They are also the nation’s reason for its spending of $4.1 trillion in annual healthcare expenses.  Six in ten adults in America have a chronic disease and four …

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Telehealth and telemedicine are very attractive tools for busy moms.  A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reported that during pre-pandemic times, women were more likely than men to choose telehealth visits.  Before and during the pandemic, many moms’ schedules had been turned upside down especially when one of their children …

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TotalCare is a convenient and accessible healthcare virtual visit platform that is very rewarding for rural communities.  Rural communities deal with a low quality of life when it comes to preventing and managing chronic diseases.  People in rural communities suffer from chronic diseases more than people in urban communities.  In rural communities, 22.6% of the …

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Americans in rural communities are using libraries as the driving force behind providing access to healthcare to their residents.  Rural libraries are offering more than the knowledge that people gain from books to their communities.  Rural libraries are providing internet access, health literacy classes, and programs such as walking groups to their communities.  According to …

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Telehealth holds promise for providing treatment to outpatients with the use of virtual communication. Recent years have observed a rise in the use of telehealth especially after the spread of coronavirus (1). Many of the patients are seeking care from doctors electronically in the current pandemic. Telehealth prevails in the current world scenario where key …

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Diabetes, affecting over 10 percent of the US population is a serious health concern. Defined as a high level of blood glucose due to either insufficient insulin production by the body or body resistance to insulin, diabetes can either be Type 1 (Genetic and affecting children and younger adults) or Type 2 (Affecting older people). …

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Telehealth is the collaboration of healthcare professionals in two-way communication (1). Telehealth has productive uses in counseling and communication with patients, remote monitoring, and behavioral psychotherapy support (2). Both clinicians and patients have expanded their telehealth use that is not limited to at-home management of chronic illnesses, diet monitoring, medication adherence, or health risk assessment …

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