We provided emergency telemedicine during the pandemic by coordinating remote access to critical care, infectious disease, pulmonology, hospitalist coverage as well as other specialties. As you execute your emergency response, Eagle providers are stepping up to offer additional support, in multiple specialties including:
For Tele-ID, Doctor-Patient Communication Is Just as Important as Lab Results
A Mayo Clinic study demonstrating telehealth’s value to rural hospitals was of interest, but it only tells part of the story.
Eagle physicians have the unique ability to provide care for patients without increasing the risk of transmission, which is why emergency telemedicine is in-demand.
CASE STUDY: HUSTCHINSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
Eagle’s Tele-ICU and TelePulmonology Programs Ease Staffing Concerns
Reduced need for patient transfer
Consistent care despite staffing changes
Support for onsite clinical team
With more than 5 million patients treated in ICUs each year and the increasing shortage of qualified ICU intensivists, our telemedicine program offers help to hospitals.
COVID-19 is having a major impact on hospitals across the country.
Eagle physicians have the unique ability to provide care for patients without increasing the risk of transmission.
When it comes to remote night coverage, there are 3 scenarios that work:
Dr. Rania Saleh, an ID specialist with Eagle, says the advantage of having a Tele-ID program is that the medical staff is already well attuned to infection control best practices.