Big Tech companies like Amazon and Apple are breaking into the healthcare industry. DiyaMD will help clinicians meet
the challenge.
Your New Competitor: Big
Tech
Big Tech companies like Amazon and Apple are breaking into
the healthcare industry. They bring with them massive funding, advanced technology,
and powerful corporate support. To compete effectively, primary care clinics and
private practices need strong technology, loyal patients, and effective marketing.
Diya Health's novel and unique software, DiyaMD, will help clinicians meet the
challenge.
Recent Developments
Amazonhas partnered with
Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan to launch Haven Healthcare, with a focus on
preventive health. Amazon also has partnered with Crossover Health to pilot twenty
Neighborhood Health Centers for its warehouse employees. These clinics will provide
primary care, behavioral health, physical therapy, pediatrics, and health coaching.
In addition, Amazon has entered the pharmaceutical market by acquiring
Pillpack.
Applehas launched AC Wellness,
which has developed Apple Health Centers for use by Apple employees.
We Help You Compete
DiyaMD is a unique software application that improves upon
existing telehealth technologies, enabling clinicians to connect with patients and
streamline treatment. It allows clinicians to:
View the
entirety of a patient's health record in a format that is succinct, always
accessible, and safely protected.
View a
patient's emergency contacts, family, and caregivers, and quickly communicate with
them by text, voice, or video.
Quickly obtain
information about new patients, such as vaccination records, from previous
providers.
Share
components of a patient's health record with other healthcare providers, family
members, or caregivers.
Perform
telehealth services and remote patient monitoring.
Capture
billable services automatically.
Disseminate
mass information, such as educational materials, to all patients.
Our research shows that DiyaMD's capabilities for telehealth
and remote patient-monitoring can produce additional revenue of $75-$150 per
patient per month with minimal staffing effort and cost. In addition, its
capabilities for communication can strengthen the patient-provider relationship.
Thus, DiyaMD allows private practices to survive — and thrive — while competing
against Big Tech care models.