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LEARN ABOUT IFT AND HOME TELEHEALTHCARE
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About
Us
Nothing short of combined 25 years in home telehealth.
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Success
We've
Achieved
Writing, researching, educating. |
How
We
Can Help
Packaged, customized
reports & one-day seminars. |
Hot
Topics
In Home Telehealth
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Success
Stories
Where does telehealth work? Chronic needs patients, hands down. Read telehealth case reports on how and how much better it worked. |
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Success We've Achieved
Since 1995, home telehealthcare has been our focus at
INFORMATION FOR TOMORROW (IFT)...
We want to sell the "idea" of telehealth to our clients and report readers, and move it decisively from frontier status to a mainstream option for improved patient home care.
First step that we help our clients to take: address the care needs of the most challenging (and costly) patients in home care today. Hands down, these are patients living with multiple chronic diseases and conditions. New technologies for reaching out to these patients, curbing their costs, and improving their outcomes have been the focus of our research at
IFT.
See a sample (click here) of what we've written for publication on home telehealth and its remarkable potential for improved care and reduced costs particularly for chronic disease patients.
*Contact the author for reprint
information,
at info@informationfortomorrow.com.
Our Clients and Successful Projects with Them
A selected list of clients we have served since 1995 and projects completed include:
| medical equipment manufacturers |
- HealthCare Vision, Inc.
- ScottCare, Inc.
- Casio Medical
Industry reports tailored to defining specific needs in the growing home
telehealthcare market in home care generally and its niche markets, in tele-cardiorehabilitation, and in cardiac telecare for the newly discharged heart disease patient population. |
| electronics & telecommunications companies |
- Thomson Consumer Electronics
- TeliaPubliCom (Stockholm, Sweden)
Consulting and educational services in expanded telecommunications and television-focused healthcare networks into the home care market at home and abroad. |
| academic and research institutions |
- Georgetown University Medical School
- Advanced Telemedicine Training Center at East Carolina University
- The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Educational Web site construction for diabetic and peritoneal dialysis patients receiving telecare services at home; course bibliographies and annotated background readings for a dozen courses in all areas of telemedicine offered since 1996 at the ECU Advanced Telemedicine Training Center; the Tomorrow's Tools segment of the Last Acts Web page in new technologies for improving care at the end of life. |
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