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●Telemedicine service unquestionably reduces the expenditure of the patient party by eliminating transport costs, accommodation costs, visa fees, etc. ●It helps people to avoid social gatherings in areas like hospitals, nursing homes, clinics. ●Telemedicine lets the patients directly seek consultation from their chosen doctor or health care facilitators. India has become a top medical tourism destination for most critical surgeries and treatments at affordable rates. What makes it so attractive is India’s capability to bring different medical treatments with alternative types of healing such as Ayurveda, Homeopathy, yoga, etc. In recent years, the medical tourism business in India has been growing a lot and is considered as one of the best destinations for affordable medical tourism. Noida-based healthcare startup and one of the newest entries in the list of medical tourism companies in India, Mediflic is on the verge of introducing Telemedicine kiosks for global ...

  CliniQ  is launched in order to revolutionize the synergy between patients and doctors and unifies all roles of doctor's practice, provides advanced clinical care, and enables him to bypass various redundant tasks via a dynamic dashboard and application for practitioners and patients to seamlessly communicate, exchange medical records and information. The solution will reduce the time of consultations and improve the quality of healthcare services through real-time consultation with doctors through smartphones, tablets, laptops, or PCs. Mr. Nilesh Jain, Co-Founder & Managing Director, CliniVantage Healthcare Technologies, said, "The fear surrounding the spread of the pandemic COVID 19 has increased the engagement with digital health throughout the world. The idea behind the launch of CliniQ is to bridge the gap between people, physicians, and health systems. This will help to reduce the spread of the virus to mass populations and the medical staff on the frontl...

SynPhNe starts online therapy sessions for patients affected with stroke and other Neuromuscular disorders to ensure continual improvement even during lockdown COVID-19 and lockdown provides impetus to telemedicine and telehealth Mumbai, May 04, 2020 :  The COVID-19 pandemic has left a large number of patients suffering from Neuromuscular disorders such as stroke, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), Parkinsons and  Learning disabilities (LD) in a precarious condition because of a sudden loss of access to therapy. To cater to the needs of these patients, SynPhNe, a Digital Neurological Therapeutics company, has adopted Telehealth initiative to provide virtual therapy/online sessions to their patients. Based on the assessment of the patient’s past and current condition, a trained therapist from SynPhNe guides them through an exercise routine that has been specially customized keeping in mind the improvement goals that are mutually set. Stroke is one of the leading caus...