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News

Adherium Secures Partnership With Tenovi For Remote Monitoring

Partnership Highlights Adherium has secured a partnership with Tenovi to advance remote therapeutic monitoring for patients with chronic respiratory diseases Adherium Hailie® Smart inhalers are now integrated with Tenovi’s Cellular Gateway technology The partnership aims to improve outcomes and reduce

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Research

Remote Therapeutic Monitoring: IV Antibiotic at Home

Traditionally, monitoring IV antibiotic therapy at home following a major infection has relied on home nurse visits to track vital signs, complications, and adherence. These visits can often be one to four times daily. However, gaps between visits can allow

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Latest research on elderly remote monitoring
Research

Elderly Remote Monitoring: Patient & Caregiver Support

Elderly remote monitoring is becoming integral to healthcare as the aging population grows rapidly. With nearly 20% of the U.S. population expected to be over 65 by 2050, the need for effective, scalable solutions is urgent. Remote monitoring devices, often

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wound care services at home with remote patient monitoring wound care
Conditions

What are the Benefits Remote Wound Monitoring?

Proper wound care promotes healing, prevents infections, and minimizes complications. However, frequent in-person wound care visits may be a challenge for patients with mobility issues, chronic conditions, or those recovering from surgery. By integrating remote patient monitoring (RPM) into wound

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chronic respiratory conditions
Research

Evidence-Based Insights: Remote Respiratory Care

Asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are two of the most prevalent chronic respiratory conditions, affecting more than 35 million Americans. Managing a respiratory disease involves a combination of medication, monitoring, and preventive care to reduce exacerbations and improve

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