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IOWA SPECIALTY HOSPITALS & CLINICS • IOWA • HOSPITALIST
Hospital Reduces Transfers and Treats Higher Acuity Patients with Dedicated Remote Care Team
Iowa Specialty Hospitals & Clinics turned to Eagle to replace its current telemedicine provider. The hospital wanted to work with a company that offered a dedicated remote care team. The system offers specialized care at their 25-bed Critical Access Hospitals in Clarion and Belmond, Iowa. Today, both hospitals utilize Eagle’s TeleHospitalist services.
Key Benefits
Fast Response
Nursing Support
Dedicated, Personable Team
