Coronavirus - Datos Health: Making Health at Home Possible

As COVID-19 continues to spread, hospitals are expecting a surge in visitors to clinics and emergency rooms, which results in a challenging additional burden on an already overstretched medical system.

Datos’ solution, easily implemented within 4 days, is specifically designed to support hospitals across the world to mitigate such a situation by helping to keep suspected corona patients, and those infected but not requiring hospitalization, at home while still providing them with optimal care.

To date, Datos is already in use, enabling the following programs:

Program 1

Remotely monitor home hospitalized positively diagnosed Corona patients at their homes

Program 2

Transform all hospital ambulatory services and out-patient clinics to operate virtually using Datos video capabilities

Program 3

Provide large scale health organizations (government/local administration) with aggregated reports of COVID-19 positive and quarantined patients, analyzed by severity and location homes

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Why are these programs so important?

1

Prevent Coronavirus patients from overloading hospitals by allowing only severe cases to be hospitalized

2

Protect the clinical staff at the hospitals

3

Manage large scale of patient numbers with minimal resources

4

Provide a holistic clinical view of the entire country

Automated COVID-19 telemedicine solution

For Care Teams

A fully configured COVID-19 dashboard that includes an overall view of all patients sorted according to the severity of coronavirus symptoms
Delivery of daily symptom checkout surveys, the seamless launch of virtual visits via video calls (including via text message, without requiring the Datos app)
Data-driven reminders (to measure temperature and complete surveys), messages and content

For Patients

User-friendly mobile app (available on iOS and Android) for home hospitalized patients to manually enter their relevant vitals, including body temperature, BP and saturation
Two types of coronavirus in-app surveys, an initial assessment followed by daily symptom status updates, sent automatically and then scored and correlated with monitored vitals
Timely reminders, personalized messages and virtual doctor visits via video calls

“This is one instance where telemedicine protects staff as well as other patients, by minimizing direct contact with those infected with the coronavirus,”

Dr. Galia Barkai, head of telemedicine services at Sheba

The world’s first provider of a field-proven Remote Care Telemedicine that is already in use in Israel and in the USA...