Through the partnership, the health system will integrate TytoCare’s Home Smart Clinic suite of virtual care tools, which include an app, provider dashboard, and remote examination devices, into its current telehealth offerings. The health system will use both the TytoHome and TytoClinic tools, according to a Dec. 8 TytoCare news release provided to Becker’s.
The TytoHome remote examination device can be purchased directly from the health system. Baptist Health will use TytoClinic in workplaces, schools and local clinics.
“Through our partnership, Baptist Health can reduce the number of emergency department visits their patients experience, as well as reach younger patients who are seeking convenient, digital, and reliable healthcare services without compromising quality of care,” TytoCare co-founder and CEO Dedi Gilad said.
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