Monitoring

• Telemonitoring: monitoring of chronic diseases and postoperative control.
• Specialized programs: tele-oncology, tele-neurology, telepediatrics.
• Teleintensive medicine: supporting rural hospitals and intensive care.

Monitoring chronic diseases and post-operative control. Telemonitoring is revolutionizing the care of chronically ill patients and the aftercare after surgical procedures. Using the latest technology, health data such as heart rate, blood pressure or blood sugar levels are recorded in real time and transmitted securely to doctors or nursing staff. This allows critical conditions to be identified early and unnecessary hospital stays to be avoided. Especially in the case of chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart failure or COPD, telemonitoring enables individual and seamless care, while post-operative controls ensure optimal recovery. This digital model not only improves the quality of life of patients, but also relieves the burden on the healthcare system.

Tele-oncology, tele-neurology, tele-pediatrics. Telemedicine opens up new possibilities in the care of specific patient groups through specialized programs such as tele-oncology, tele-neurology and tele-pediatrics. In tele-oncology, treatment plans can be individually tailored and side effects can be closely monitored without patients having to travel long distances. Tele-neurology enables rapid diagnoses for acute neurological diseases such as strokes or epilepsy, even in rural areas. In tele-pediatrics, children and their families benefit from flexible and professional care that responds to their special needs. These specialized services promote timely, patient-centered care at the highest level.

Support for rural hospitals and intensive care. Teleintensive medicine strengthens the care of seriously ill patients in rural hospitals through the use of state-of-the-art technology. Experienced intensive care physicians are available 24/7 via video conference and digital monitoring to provide advice to support local staff in complex treatments. At the same time, real-time data from monitoring devices enables precise remote monitoring of intensive care patients. This model improves patient safety, relieves the burden on regional clinics and ensures that high-quality intensive care is guaranteed even in remote areas.