Mobile Wireless Health Care Rapidly Growing

Mobile wireless healthcare interest by consumers is rapidly growing Consumers want to know medical information  stored in their files and mobile makes it easy to get it. Seniors, in particular, seek information and ways to automate medication dispensing and refill reminders. Fortunately, mobile healthcare automation is improving medical outcomes in medicine. But changing delivery models, patient information privacy concerns and staggering costs remain top concerns. among consumers and providers. West Wireless Health Institute, Jitterbug and Insignia Health are three companies addressing these critical consumer issues. On the publishing front is MobiHealthNews, an online  information publication, covering the convergence of medical care and technology MHN publishes articles and e-newsletters about developments in mobile health that are shaping how consumers access personal medical information. MHN is also  a flagship site for medical technology developments and trends. In this podcast interview with MobiHealthNews' editor and co-founder, Brian speaks about key changes and issues occurring in mobile patient  information, medical monitoring and care delivery. Mobile Wireless Healthcare Podcast Summary Biometric monitoring of patients with heart and other health conditions CardioNet, a wireless health company that manufactures a take-home heart monitor for better health information management Medical applications available for the iPhone and other smartphones Patient information programs delivered via mobile phones Consumer interest in using mobile technology to monitor medical conditions and ensure   privacy New consumer-focused medical models The economic necessity to control costs with innovative technologies Medical sensors that efficiently deliver medical information to providers once patients are released from hospitals Support by large providers, such as Kaiser and the Mayo Clinic, in the development of health information tools Improving data delivery by physicians and other caregivers,  making it easier to monitor and share patient records Wireless medical systems that lower monitoring costs In this informative podcast interview,  learn how mobile wireless health care is improving patient health outcomes by keeping physicians and consumers better informed. MobiHealthNews Background Prior to founding the MHN with business partner Joe Maillie, Brian Dolan was a senior analyst with the the Yankee Group, a research firm, where he led program development for the company’s Mobile Internet World event and helped craft the company’s publication development. Dolan started his career in 2005 as editor of FierceWireless, a leading online publication. He also launched new publications covering mobile content and IPTV technology. Brian has spoken at industry conferences and events, including CTIA, FOSE (the Federal Government Information Technology trade show), Wireless Cities and IPTV Evolution. Follow Brian and MHN on Twitter. For further articles on mobile wireless health, click the categories drop down or use the search bar.