Offtext: Telemedicine is changing how healthcare is delivered. At MEDICA, exhibitors show how digital tools help doctors and patients stay connected beyond the clinic.
Dirk Scheer: In Germany, we are seeing a significant number of young people who are overweight or severely overweight. Our digital application assists young people in continuing their rehabilitation success in a practical and sustainable manner after completing rehabilitation. We have a digital health application, an app, and this app stores data. How do I eat? How do I exercise? Am I taking my medication correctly? But ultimately, if it is successful, this app can be prescribed like a medication, and that is the goal. From our perspective, this is already a minor revolution in the field of medicine.
Offtext: Hybrid care combines digital monitoring with personal treatment, allowing therapy to continue even after patients leave the clinic.
Roy Shteren: So actually, today, there is shortage in physical therapists and occupational therapists and people that come to deliver care. What WizeCare does is it enables healthcare providers to deliver care without the need to add standards and positions. They can, after that, get recommendation for the best care and the best protocol for a given case, and to monitor the patients on the go. It means that the patient are staying in their natural environment. Patient doesn't necessarily need to shift themself to the clinic or outpatient clinic. They stay at their home and get all what they need in order to boost their rehabilitation.
Offtext: At MEDICA, you can discover more about hybrid care models that extend treatment beyond the clinic.
