The CardiacSense Medical Watch can track basic vitals, detect heart rhythm abnormalities, and provide fitness data to individual outpatients and their physicians in order to engage patients in the maintenance of their own health.
You are the medical director of a medium-sized HMO. Your focus is on keeping your members healthy and out of the hospital. You know that people who are engaged and proactive about their health are more likely to remain healthy as they age. You decide to start a pilot program offering monthly premium discounts to members from known high-risk populations who agree to purchase the CardiacSense Medical Watch to track their fitness levels and monitor for abnormalities. By keeping your members healthy and detecting disease earlier you hope to conserve valuable healthcare resources.
Every month you have several patients with long and expensive hospital admissions after falling at home. You decide to offer discounted CardiacSense Medical Watches to your highest risk patients – those with histories of falls, dementia, and advanced movement disorders in an effort to detect and prevent falls and the resulting morbidity and mortality.
