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Digital Twins: The Future of Healthcare

The virtual depiction of a real thing or system throughout its life cycle is known as a Digital Twin. Digital Twins enable learning, reasoning, and dynamically recalibrating for better decision-making by utilizing real-time data and other sources. In a nutshell, they are complicated computer models that are perfect replicas, or twins, of physical objects in a digitized version that can be edited, changed, and updated in real-time. These ‘objects’ could be a building, a tunnel, a bridge, or a person.

Medical Grade Tablets Improve Mobile Medicine Services

If you or a loved one are living in a long-term care center, mobile medicine is one of the best ways to deliver personalized medical care when and where you need it. Mobile medicine is an online collaboration of patients, their families, and the nurses and staff who provide day-to-day care at a facility to make sure that patients are getting the most complete care possible.

Medical Tablets Answer the Needs of Today’s Healthcare

2020 brought a shocking wave of change to healthcare as we know it. Sending systems and processes into chaos, with staff overwhelmed and in need of technology options that could assist them in fighting on the front lines. We have been serving the staff that has been serving the world, with innovative medical tablets and medical cart computers that provide flexibility, mobility, and top-of-the-line durability.

Medical Grade Tablets Enable Telehealth for Back-to-School Season

As kids all over the country head back to school, healthcare facilities plan to utilize telehealth as a tool for student physicals and health issues that may arise during the school year. Doctor’s offices have had a year and a half to understand how telehealth can be used to treat patients from a distance, while still providing quality care.

Telehealth Services Expand as Healthcare Shifts Continue

Telehealth services are here to stay. For many years, telehealth has been subject to a lot of scrutiny over how patient treatment would work virtually, but with the onset of COVID-19, the world has been forced to embrace technology like never before. Telehealth is one of the services that are here to stay and, due to the pandemic, has been fast-tracked as optimal service for patient care. What would have taken years to integrate into the current medical system is now taking a few months.