The new telemedicine platform bridges patients worldwide to a network of doctors and healthcare professionals
WELL
The path towards more streamlined healthcare has just gotten easier with the launch of WELL’s Web Platform. The new platform caters to both patients and providers, delivering convenient healthcare anytime, anywhere. The development will look to shore up any discontinuity between various arms in the healthcare industry, by offering one of the most cost-efficient solutions to date.
WELL’s Founder and CEO Ildar Fazulyanov was inspired to create WELL in April 2015, following a snowboarding accident that left him frustrated with the inefficiencies of the healthcare system. Founded on the belief that quality care should be available anytime and anywhere, WELL is globalizing healthcare and eliminating country borders to directly connect doctors, therapists, psychologists, and other healthcare specialists with patients worldwide.
WELL’s provider features also include remote monitoring, connectivity with patient devices, video and conference capabilities, and the integration of various records systems.
Today, WELL works with companies such as Medicare, myMatrixx, Optum, Century Pacific Medical, Inc., Medi-Cal, Veteran Affairs, Tricare, and Medicare Advantage, among others. The group also works with several HMO/PPO plans, self-pay/private pay, dozens of hospitals, assisted living facilities, hospices, over two hundred home healthcare agencies.
WELL’s global network of clinicians speaks English, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Korean, Armenian, Vietnamese, Farsi, Japanese, Russian, Hebrew and many other languages.
To sign up for WELL’s web platform as either a patient or provider, visit the link and register, or view a demo of the platform using the email addresses patient@demo.com or provider@demo.com along with the password: password.
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The path towards more streamlined healthcare has just gotten easier with the launch of WELL’s Web Platform. The new platform caters to both patients and providers, delivering convenient healthcare anytime, anywhere. The development will look to shore up any discontinuity between various arms in the healthcare industry, by offering one of the most cost-efficient solutions to date.
WELL’s Founder and CEO Ildar Fazulyanov was inspired to create WELL in April 2015, following a snowboarding accident that left him frustrated with the inefficiencies of the healthcare system. Founded on the belief that quality care should be available anytime and anywhere, WELL is globalizing healthcare and eliminating country borders to directly connect doctors, therapists, psychologists, and other healthcare specialists with patients worldwide.
WELL’s provider features also include remote monitoring, connectivity with patient devices, video and conference capabilities, and the integration of various records systems.
Today, WELL works with companies such as Medicare, myMatrixx, Optum, Century Pacific Medical, Inc., Medi-Cal, Veteran Affairs, Tricare, and Medicare Advantage, among others. The group also works with several HMO/PPO plans, self-pay/private pay, dozens of hospitals, assisted living facilities, hospices, over two hundred home healthcare agencies.
WELL’s global network of clinicians speaks English, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Korean, Armenian, Vietnamese, Farsi, Japanese, Russian, Hebrew and many other languages.
To sign up for WELL’s web platform as either a patient or provider, visit the link and register, or view a demo of the platform using the email addresses patient@demo.com or provider@demo.com along with the password: password.
Disclaimer: The content of this article was provided by the company, and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates. Finance Magnates does not endorse and is not liable for any content presented on this page.
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