Build, Deliver and Scale Your Telehealth Offerings 

Telehealth enables specialists to augment in-person professionals for acute and trauma care patients.

1. Everyday use cases include,
   1. Treatments of trauma after an accident in which the treatment plan is known, but experts can augment care plans to reduce hospital stay, faster recovery, etc.
   2. Managing mental health emergencies such as psychiatric breakdowns and episodes
   3. In-patient monitoring and convalescing patients
   4. Monitoring recovery after significant incidents such as a stroke

For people living in remote areas of the country, telehealth is often the only form of care available.

Listed below are the everyday use cases for telehealth in rural areas,

1. Monitoring and management of common chronic ailments such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and disabilities such as hearing impairments, etc.
2. Management of chronic diseases such as gastric disorders, allergies, etc.
3. Post-trauma care such as rehabilitation and exercise regimens

Telehealth applications enable remote consultation with medical practitioners such as primary care physicians, mental health specialists, pediatricians, etc.

In primary care, here are a few everyday use cases for telehealth,

1. Mild cases of common diseases and discomforts where the symptoms are widely known, and treatments are relatively standard
2. Consultations with primary care doctors for follow-ups (such as after a case of the common flu, monitoring mental health, etc.)
3. Monitoring care for senior citizens for everyday aches and ailments
4. Consultations for less critical medical needs include family planning, regular health check-ups, etc.

Infants and toddlers need constant care, and first-time parents often can’t find the answers they are looking for while caring for their offspring.

Everyday use cases include,

1. Reading and addressing common symptoms and identifying conditions (such as skin rashes, etc.)
2. Consultations for monitoring and treating infants and toddlers diagnosed with specific conditions such as ADHD, autism, asthma, diabetes, etc.
3. Understanding and reading child behavior
4. Educating new parents about the importance of vaccinations and reminding them about the vaccination schedule

Telehealth can help doctors and neuro specialists monitor patient conditions more frequently than in-person consultations.

They can provide specialized care and share best practices and expertise with a neurological community within a hospital.

Typical use cases include,

1. Monitoring and managing chronic neurological states such as epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, etc.
2. Monitoring and rehabilitating patients recovering from neurological traumas such as brain injury or surgery
3. Augmenting in-person experts and assisting emergency care teams for severe neurological conditions.

Telehealth helps guide patients undergoing physical therapy for various conditions such as post-surgical recovery, recuperating from injuries, etc.

Common applications include,

1. Rehabilitation and muscular tissue and strength restoration after surgery and injury such as sports injuries
2. Monitoring and management of physical therapy sessions for geriatric patients and patients suffering from neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s, MS, etc.
3. Conducting guided physical therapy exercises for regular fitness and good health
4. Guiding sessions for motion restoration and muscle dystrophy treatment after spinal cord injuries and fractures

Telehealth offers better patient privacy and patient confidentiality compared to in-person visits.

Telehealth for mental health services consists of,

1. Regular consultations to monitor any ongoing therapies, such as behavioral and cognitive therapies
2. Monitoring medication intake and general the mental condition
3. Monitoring people with chronic psychological conditions such as autism spectrum disorders, anxiety disorders, etc.
4. Group therapy and support groups for people dealing with addiction, grief, etc.