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About SwiftMD.com
[By Staff Reporters]
According to its website, SwiftMD isn’t just better telemedicine; it’s better medicine because of its physicians’ quality. Patient telephone calls are usually returned within 30 minutes, any time of the day or night. They employ a powerful eHR that is secure, HIPAA-compliant and keeps patients informed about their care. And, it is all done at an affordable price.
Link: www.SwiftMD.com
Features
Here is the prioritized way in which the telemedicine service is said to work:
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Request – Call 1-877-WWW-SWIFT or request a consultation online.
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Assess – No emergencies are accepted.
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Response – A physician calls back, day or night, usually within 30 minutes.
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Consult – The doctor discusses your condition, consults your eHR, diagnoses and recommends treatment.
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Record – A SwiftMD health record is also available 24/7 for updated references.
Assessment
According to SwiftMD, the service is easy to us; no more driving across town; or sitting in waiting rooms. Just high-quality medical care when and where needed. Group, individual and family plans are available.
Link: http://www.swiftmd.com/xres/uploads/documents/SwiftMD-WhitePaper20080819a.pdf
UPDATE 2015
Why Teladoc Needs Medical Attention
The Wall Street Journal, October 4, 2015
Only 45% of Diabetes Patients Use Mobile Health Tools
mHealth Intelligence, October 2, 2015
AAFP Still Searching for Right Stance on Telemedicine
MedPage Today, October 2, 2015
Walgreens Expanding Telemedicine on Its App in the Next Month
MedCity News, October 1, 2015
Mobile Health Apps Fall Short in Protecting Data Privacy
Medscape, September 29, 2015
Mental-Health Apps Make Inroads With Consumers and Therapists
The Wall Street Journal, September 27, 2015
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