The company’s cloud-based telehealth platform, dubbed Omnipresence Clinic, is designed to support primary healthcare providers, cardiologists, dermatologists, orthopedic specialists and psychiatrists.
While the platform is offered to federally qualified health centers, which treat underserved populations, Telehealth365 plans to extend the campaign to all types of healthcare providers, hospitals, clinics and medical practitioners, the company’s CEO Vijay Sharma said in the news release. Telehealth365 primarily serves federally qualified health centers, rural hospitals, nursing homes and home healthcare organizations.
“[The Omnipresence Clinic] can support the health and wellbeing of patients and healthcare workers alike,” said Jagdish Patel, MD, CMO of TeleHealth365. “Many patients can receive treatment without the need for crowded waiting rooms, avoiding cross infection and, thus, flattening the spread of COVID-19.”
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