Telehealth Solutions

Telehealth Solutions was founded in 2006 to bring the convergence of technology and changing clinical practice to the benefit of patients and clinicians. The company has grown rapidly and now has 20 employees who are dedicated to providing the most secure, scalable and robust methods for collecting information from patients, without the need for clinical intervention, and getting that information into the hands of the clinicians and carers who are looking after those patients.

Products in the THSL portfolio, which is explained in-depth on the firm's website www.thsl.co.uk, include:

HomePod
CardioPod
SurgeryPod
Check-in Pod
CarePod

The Department of Health states that telehealth is the remote delivery of healthcare using electronic means of communication usually patient to clinician. For example, a patient measuring their vital signs at home and this data being transmitted via a telehealth monitor to a clinician. The principal benefits of telehealth are enabling great professional focus on patients, reducing anxiety, anticipating and, therefore, avoiding crisis admissions to hospital and improving medication compliance. The patient also becomes more informed about their daily health and is an active partner in their own healthcare. This use of technology is particularly good for remote and rural areas.

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1	Telehealth Could Give Carers a Break
2	Health Professionals Urged to Embrace Telehealth Technology
3	Self-Care Week Demonstrates Need for Telehealth
4	Let Telehealth Take the Stress
5	Telehealth Solutions Wins eHealth Innovation Award
6	Telehealth Solutions welcomes World Spirometry Day
7	Telehealth Solutions and NHS Islington Use Pharmacies to Save Lives
8	Telehealth Solutions Win National Framework Agreement
9	Groundbreaking 'Obesity Protocol' Could Save NHS Thousands
10	Telehealth Solutions Embraces a Greener Future
11	The British Lung Foundation's Efforts Welcomed
12	Telehealth Solutions' HomePod Helping Slash Costs for the NHS