The Internet of Things is undergoing significant changes era of telemedicine. The future of IoT-powered telemedicine holds promise for everything from real-time health monitoring to preventive care to empowering our seniors to get better care at home.
Fremont, CA: Telemedicine is becoming a more increasingly popular way to provide healthcare remotely. There are several ways that the Internet of Things is improving telemedicine, allowing clinicians to give care that is possibly superior to several in-person treatment options.
- Helping Seniors Age in Place
Many seniors, naturally, prefer residential care rather than move into nursing homes. Aging in the home requires knowledge of resources ranging from community social organizations to meal delivery services. On the other hand, IoT and telemedicine are likely to empower seniors to make the most of their golden years.
Many household appliances include sensors that cater to the elderly, making the aging process safer and less stressful. Individuals can use voice-activated smart speakers to turn on lights or regulate thermostats, for example. Users can also place orders using speech-enabled eCommerce gadgets (such as Alexa), avoiding the need to visit a shop or run out of merchandise. In terms of telemedicine, drug delivery companies may improve prescription adherence among the elderly and other demographics.
- Letting Doctors Get Data from Medical Devices
Telemedicine is already gaining traction in the industry.
