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The United States of Digital Health: Therapeutic Devices
As we've touched on in previous posts, healthcare needs technology in order to advance it's capabilities and deliver on the staggering potential of what tech-enabled healthcare can achieve. This broad statement can be refined a bit, though, to say that healthcare needs to adopt more technologically advanced tools within patient and provider workflows; even further, these tools need to rethink the way a provider administers or a patient receives care. They need to be easier to use than previous methods, they need to be efficient and save clinicians' time, and most importantly, new technology in healthcare has to make living a viably healthier life possible for more patients. While sounding like a straightforward-enough directive, this is an incredibly tall task—healthcare is an expansive field, and often people don't realize how many use cases require specific therapeutic tools and devices. This variance across workflows makes forward progress difficult for the industry at large because adoption takes time, and even when it does happen, it may only affect one workflow within one vertical. Redox is solving this rate-of-adoption problem, but in the mean time, digital health technologists have already developed a myriad new ways for patients to receive better care and live healthier lives. Already in use at health systems across the country, we looked into the top therapeutic device companies in America and are sharing their innovative new tools with you. WESTERN
