Philadelphia guy and digital health nerd.
Physician Engagement, Telehealth, & RPM.
Former Product @ Doctella
Former Product @ Masimo
Current Product @ Pfizer
Had a great time meeting part of the incredibly talented sales force that’s always pushing Masimo to new heights. It’s so important to connect and align sales, engineering, and marketing teams like this. #NationalSalesSummit#Masimo https://t.co/SMAfBuuDIN
Between medical devices, prescriptions and now EHRs, Amazon is really staying busy. I can see applications here spanning from population health, primary care automation, diagnostics, clinical support, chronic care, predictive analytics, Alexa, and more. https://t.co/vzVoIdInKS
Good insights into what to look for with digital health UI/UX. I'm a total proponent of the "Getting Rid of Stupid Stuff" movement in general. #digitalhealth#UserExperience#design https://t.co/4NQ5T6xtAQ
The true key here is to get tools in the hands of those that will benefit from it. To do so, identify an inefficiency in workflow and implement a technology without disrupting the whole process. https://t.co/z0zopvKTmQ via @MobiHealthNews
Nothing new or innovative here, just big names and a lot of funding coupled with cost savings and reimbursement as a driver.
Zimmer Biomet and Apple launch clinical study using Apple Watch and iPhone for 10K knee and hip replacement patients – https://t.co/kcbeZ3IlNM
Anthem members who used LiveHealth Online saved about $201 per episode of care @beckershr 'Telemedicine is here to stay': Telehealth & the return on investment https://t.co/9JHE60Rccd
More evidence of the market if you needed it...Reading @beckershr 60% of patients would share fitness data with physicians to improve care, Deloitte finds https://t.co/wrMNxWGrLJ
🤔 Nice quick interview that touches on a ton of topics quickly. Maybe I like it so much because agree with most of these observations and opinions.
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I'd love to compare the results of a similar study 10 years from now. Telehealth will win. The clear trend we can see is that patients are willing to sacrifice -to an extent- perceived quality for more affordable and convenient choices in non-acute cases. https://t.co/OK3aEqGl14