The TeliStat Restorative Care Unit Program works by designating a specific section of a skilled nursing facility to these at-risk patients. Within the unit, an integrated care team of multidisciplinary physicians and nurses care for patients using proprietary technology tailored to the care program. Patients are equipped with a cellular biometric monitor, which transmits data to the central nursing station.
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“Our driving mission is to develop innovative technology and concepts, which are transformative in the delivery of healthcare services to our senior population,” said Anthony J. Bacchi, MD, the founder of TeliStat.
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