The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the need for remote care and patient monitoring that surpasses the four walls of a healthcare supplier. In a webinar on remote tracking of chronic conditions, the discussion will check out how OmnySense, a medical device producer in the location of home-health tracking, is using BioTs connected care platform to support home care and remote patient monitoring. The combined system makes it possible for the connection of clients to caregivers by enhancing telemedicine calls, spotting indication earlier, triggering prompt interventions, and reducing the need for hospitalization.
The webinar is arranged for July 21 at 1 PM ET.
In this webinar you will find out:

OmnySense is establishing a multi-parameter medical device for house check-ups, seamlessly incorporated into OmnySenses cloud-based telehealth system for remote health tracking, powered by BioT.
BioT is an easy-to-integrate cloud-based platform designed to quickly connect in between medical gadgets, caregivers, data and clients, to make sure a smooth continuum of care.
The webinar speakers are:
Daniel Adler, CEO and Co-founder, BioT
With over 20 years of comprehensive experience in the IT and IoT fields, Daniel now utilizes his deep understanding of connectivity to construct cloud solutions for medical IoT devices. As the CEO at BioT, he handles the groups that develop cloud-based connectivity and connected care options for medical gadget and pharma companies.
Formerly, he managed the automobile business system at Valens, a leading semiconductor business in the area of high-speed connectivity. Prior to Valens, Daniel was VP Sales and Business Development at 3i-MIND. He likewise worked as Director of Business Development and Strategic Accounts at NICE Systems (Symbol: NICE), in charge of worldwide essential accounts. Daniel holds a B.Sc. in Computers from the Technion Israel Institute of Technology.
Ian Solomon, Co-founder and CTO, OmnySense
Ian is a serial entrepreneur in the medical device and drug delivery fields. Prior to co-founding OmnySense, he co-founded TimeStamp, which established a connected solution for monitoring drug adherence, especially for inhalers. Previously, he was a co-founder of electronic patch-pump business SteadyMed, which was offered to United Therapeutics for $216 million.
Prior to his involvement in the medical world, Ian worked for over 20 years in information systems and interactions in a variety of technical and marketing positions. Ian holds a BSc. in Physics from Sussex University, UK.
To attend the webinar, please complete the kind listed below: By submitting this kind you are choosing in to get interactions from MedCity News and its partners.

How IoMT platforms enable doctor, caregivers and medtech business to provide a individualized and complete continuum of care, even at house, with the function of improving the quality and extending of life
How, with the assistance of a connected care platform, caregivers and medical device companies can optimize their workflows and resources, gain significant insights from direct engagement with clients, and present brand-new service models
How OmnySense and BioT are introducing a controlled house care medical tracking platform to enable caretakers and healthcare suppliers to treat their patients remotely

Image: chombosan, Getty Images

The Covid-19 pandemic has sped up the requirement for remote care and patient tracking that goes beyond the 4 walls of a healthcare provider. In a webinar on remote tracking of chronic conditions, the conversation will check out how OmnySense, a medical gadget maker in the location of home-health tracking, is utilizing BioTs linked care platform to support house care and remote patient monitoring. The combined system makes it possible for the connection of clients to caretakers by boosting telemedicine calls, finding caution signs previously, activating timely interventions, and minimizing the requirement for hospitalization.
Previously, he handled the vehicle service system at Valens, a leading semiconductor company in the area of high-speed connectivity. Prior to co-founding OmnySense, he co-founded TimeStamp, which established a linked solution for keeping track of drug adherence, particularly for inhalers.