HAUPPAUGE, N.Y., Oct. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Technology has permeated every industry in the 21st century, and this is becoming truer every day in the healthcare world. New wearable devices, telehealth providers, and universal patient data clouds are all transforming the way we do healthcare in the U.S, and it’s transforming fast. These advances in technology are playing a huge role in increasing healthcare center revenue, decreasing spending, and having an overall positive effect on the bottom line. Cloud based video conferencing service provider, IVCi, discusses three ways the U.S can reduce spending on healthcare by going virtual. Find out how modern AV tech can help your healthcare center’s bottom line below.
New digital advancements in the healthcare world are sure to come, all of which will likely make telehealth and virtual healthcare even more plausible and sustainable. Besides its benefit for a business’s bottom line, virtual healthcare provides higher accessibility to quality healthcare and increased patient health awareness, two undeniably great positives. Test out a few ways your healthcare center can incorporate virtual healthcare today.
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IVCi video conferencing company is a global technology leader for standardized, yet scalable, Collaborative Meeting Spaces, Unified Communications, Video Conferencing, Cloud Based Services and industry leading back-end Managed Services. We partner with you to set a Collaboration & Migration Strategy, which includes identifying, deploying, and managing the ideal technology mix to improve your business’ bottom line and support the most ambitious ROI models that support and justify your investments.
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