Progressive Care Enters into Letter of Intent to Acquire Telehealth Service Provider MyApps Corp. - Seite 2

• CallingDr was ranked in the top ten list of patient engagement solution providers by Healthcare Tech Magazine in 2019.
• CallingDr has already been integrated to work seamlessly with Thinklabs Stethoscopes.
• CallingDr has been integrated into PointClickCare, the leading cloud-based Electronic Health Record (EHR) software designed specifically for the long-term care providers system.
• Technology Innovators, a leading tech-based digital publication, listed CallingDr as one of the top 20 Innovators in Telemedicine for 2020.

The CallingDr white-label software platform delivers features and functionality optimized to provide long-distance medical telehealth care, offering doctors the tools to manage clients through patient-doctor video, audio, and SMS HIPAA-compliant consulting and remote patient monitoring.

The CallingDr platform makes it simple for patients to interact with and consult physicians from the comfort of home, outside of conventional clinical settings, with no need to travel long distances to see a physician. This increases access to health care, improves quality of care, and decreases healthcare delivery costs by allowing for the secure transfer of data from patients to health professionals in real time.

The platform is unique – designed for ambulatory as well as in-patient settings, including post-acute and long-term care, with priority emphasis on easy adoption of telemedicine into existing practices. The mobile health platform integrates with smart devices and securely collects and transmits patient data to a physician for remote monitoring.

MyApps has also developed several other platforms that provide improvements in charging, capturing, and billing healthcare services for hospitals, as well as enabling patients better access to healthcare options in their communities by finding available doctor and insurance information in real-time.

“Following the completion of the acquisition, we plan to market the software to the physicians who are currently our clients, and then to the entire community of physicians, medical practices, therapists, remote rehab centers, and nursing homes across the United States,” commented Alan J. Weisberg, interim CEO and Chairman of the Board at Progressive Care. “Following the sharp and significant deregulation of the Telehealth system we have seen over recent months, the door to a very different – and far more efficient – overarching healthcare paradigm has been thrown wide open. And MyApps has already built something with revolutionary potential, making this strategic move a grand slam home run for Progressive Care given our stated objective to become a global leader in the delivery and integration of Telehealth and Telemedicine services.”