Pulsara Patient app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: CommuniCare Technology, Inc.
First release : 27 Mar 2020
App size: 117.21 Mb
Pulsara connects people in real time to improve health. As the leading clinical communication platform, Pulsara is excited to expand our services to include members of the community: Introducing Pulsara Patient!
Leveraging the power of mobile technology, the Pulsara Patient app provides an easy way for a patient (or their family member or power of attorney) to securely communicate with their healthcare providers during time sensitive emergencies such as stroke, heart attack, cardiac arrest, or other serious illness or injury.
With Pulsara Patient, it’s easy to:
1. Communicate in real time via live audio and video calls from the comfort of your home.
2. Quickly connect with the right clinician for your unique case. Your provider will simply send a link to initiate the call.
3. Trust that your private information is secure. All communications are HIPAA-compliant and your PHI is protected.
With Pulsara, secure telemedicine is literally in the hands of providers and the patients they care for.
Its About People.
ABOUT PULSARA
Pulsara is a healthcare communication platform that connects teams across organizations. What makes Pulsara unique is its ability to enable dynamic networked communications for any illness or injury. With Pulsara, clinicians can add a new organization, team, or specialist to any patient event, dynamically building a care team even as the patient condition and location are constantly evolving.
Simply CREATE a dedicated patient channel. BUILD the team. And, COMMUNICATE using audio, live video, instant messaging, data, images, and key benchmarks. Studies report an average decreased treatment time of nearly 30% when using Pulsara. Pulsara is the evidence-based standard of care.
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DISCLAIMER
The Pulsara applications are intended to facilitate communication for and accelerate preparation of acute care coordination. The applications are not intended to be relied upon for making diagnostic or treatment decisions or used in connection with monitoring a patient.