Kiosk - VERSICLES

Digital Health Kiosk

Our digital health kiosk can be installed in hospitals, offices, malls and gyms to provide additional remote care options. Each kiosk is manned by a certified nurse and can walk the patient through a self assessment or periodic check up

As our global population ages, the prevalence of chronic diseases requiring ongoing care is on the rise. It's become increasingly challenging for seniors ot receive immediate, personalised care at a hospital, especially during emergencies like sudden falls or ECG abnormalities. This leaves families constantly anxious about the safety of their loved ones. There's a pressing need for a solution that ensures both the health and independence of our seniors, offering peace of mind to families while supporting the autonomy of our older generation.

Challenges

81%

of physicians feel overextended or at full capacity

People with chronic diseases account for

81%

of hospital admissions

86%

of U.S. healthcare spending goes to the treatment of chronic diseases

Up to

50%

of patients don't comply to medical treatment

People with chronic disease account for

50%

of health systems rank improving patient outcomes as a critical priority

Disengaged patient are

3x

as likely to have unmet medical needs and

2x

as likely to delay medical care

Opportunities

Prognosis Remote Patient Monitoring is able to monitor, manage and engage patients with common chronic diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension, from the safety and comfort of their own home while improving their clinical and financial outcomes.

We use devices like

ECG
Monitor

Weight
Scales

Blood
Pressure
Cuffs

Pulse
Oximeter

Blood
Glucose
Monitors

It gathers real-time data and provides 20 minutes of coaching with registered nurses every month to help patients reach their wellness goals.

Proactive care and
Patient management

Prognosis has a provider facing dashboard that presents a snapshot of a member’s health and treatment history to help providers facilitate care coordination. The longitudinal patient record allows care providers to access the health plan’s view of information associated with a member including gaps in care, utilization, pharmacy, labs, care management, communications and documents.