MedLife Mobile Health Engagement™ is a cutting-edge Health and Wellness software solution designed to help you and your loved ones better engage in your health. Pharmalto’s patent pending mobile solution encourages you to become involved, learn about your health and use this information to improve your health, well-being and quality of life. You can also make your health record available to your doctors and emergency workers.
MedLife connect provides society with the population health management needed to complete the last mile in healthcare. We enable people to be healthy for themselves and for those they love. Team members are challenged to imagine, create and innovate. Healthcare value will be achieved by changing the medical paradigm from reactive to proactive, episodic to continuous and increasing consumer participation.
3.4 Trillion dollars were spent on health care in the US in 2018 with annual projected increases of 5-6% reaching 6 Trillion dollars by 2027. Treatment non adherence, medication interactions and obesity result in 500 Billion dollars of waste annually. Twenty percent of the population accounts for eighty percent of healthcare costs. These statistics demonstrate that without significant change healthcare is not sustainable…
Health care providers spend 30% of their time completing electronic medical records. This coupled with decreasing reimbursements, increasing overhead and provider shortages place a lot of stress on providing optimal care for their patients. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have developed programs such as Chronic Care Management (CCM) and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)so Medicare recipients…
We encourage employees to engage. Corporate wellness programs are a trend positively impacting your employees, productivity and reducing your health care costs. MedLife is the ideal addition to these HWPs because it is the only solution letting employees and their families manage their health, activity and nutrition in one, comprehensive mobile app…
Medical treatment costs continue to rise. $337B is...
