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Why healthcare leaders should embrace home-based technologies
Chronic diseases cost the U.S. $3.7 trillion per year. Focusing on preventive care is central to physical and economic survival – and home-based tech can make a big difference, one expert contends. Home health technologies will have an increasingly larger role to play in healthcare delivery as the silver tsunami of the aging population strain the system. And if more consumers embrace preventative care that can easily be done in the home. It's important to understand that home health technologies are leveraged in home health settings by clinicians for home health patients, and at-home or home-based health technologies are diagnostic and/or screening tools that can be used in non-clinical settings for the purpose of understanding overall health conditions. Home-based health technologies are any preventive care technology tool that elevates health. This includes tools like blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, thermometers and other screening tools that can be used to gauge a biometric value.
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This paper emphasizes the economic impact of chronic diseases in the U.S., which cost the country $3.7 trillion per year. The focus on preventive care is crucial for both physical and economic survival, and home-based technologies can play a significant role in this effort. As the aging population increases, home health technologies will become increasingly important in healthcare delivery. It is important to differentiate between home health technologies, which are used by clinicians for home health patients, and at-home or home-based health technologies, which are diagnostic and screening tools used in non-clinical settings to assess overall health conditions. These preventive care technology tools include blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, thermometers, and other screening tools that help to monitor biometric values.
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