“Every minute a stroke patient goes without blood flow to the brain, patients lose two million neurons,” says Dr. Rao. “This has a significant impact on the brain and directly affects their ability to recover and rehabilitate.”

Care collaboration solutions are not meant to replace the EHR, but to enhance it. A care collaboration solution can bridge EHR gaps by connecting staff, patients, and data on a single solution.

Since the beginning of COVID-19, TigerConnect has experienced unprecedented company growth and revenue gains, reflecting an innovative platform and numerous team initiatives.

TigerConnect is built on the holistic understanding of the benefits experienced through collaboration as a strategy. When you focus and execute on seamless care team collaboration, dramatic improvements to the way care is delivered are realized.

In this episode of The Connected Care Team, Dr. Payam Parvinchiha, Regional Medical Director of CareMore Health, discusses how CareMore enabled TigerConnect for their virtual care program, providing an innovative approach to clinical communication.

New technological advances have led to new forms of patient communication. Telemedicine has been a driving force in shaping the doctor-patient relationship, leading to higher-quality care.

How do patients view telemedicine and telehealth? Learn more about some of the most common virtual care questions we hear while informing patients about the possibilities of virtual medicine.

Adding a new communication solution can mean concerns around budget, equipment costs, training, and overhead. However, implementing telehealth saves time while reducing costs and stress for patients and providers alike, both in the present and the long run.

With over 400 registered attendees and 21 speakers, TigerSummit provided a wealth of valuable information for not only our clients, but also the entire TigerConnect team.

In 2017, we ran the post below in response to a ransomware attack that hit Britain’s National Health System. Now in 2020, history has predictably repeated itself with a wave of attacks on several hospitals here in the U.S. from Ryuk, a group believed to be operating out of Russia and timed with both a surge in Covid-19 cases and the 2020 presidential election.