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Inbound Health Releases New iPad App for Inbound InHome Patient Management and Analytics Platform

The Inbound InHome iPad app

Inbound Health, a provider of advanced in-home care solutions for health systems nationwide, has introduced the Inbound InHome iPad app. 

The app is the latest addition to Inbound InHome, a full-service platform for identifying, onboarding, and remotely managing patients during in-home care. The new app aims to improve the patient’s home experience by enabling effortless communication with their care team, according to Inbound Health CEO Dave Kerman. It also supports remote patient monitoring, records health metrics, and sends timely care notifications, including appointment reminders.

Kerman says key features of the app include:

  • At-Home Care Itinerary: Personalized patient care plans guide patients through daily tasks such as recording vitals and surveys, with access to a nurse on demand.
  • Direct Communication with Providers: Patients can securely message and complete video calls with their healthcare providers.
  • Help Button: A “call for help” button to immediately connect with the patient’s care team.
  • Vital Tracking: Patients and their care team can monitor vital signs such as blood pressure, glucose levels, and heart rate, with the option to view their full vital history, directly from the app.
  • Appointment Management: Patients stay informed about when a care team member is scheduled to visit by checking upcoming appointments and receiving reminders as the appointment time approaches.
  • Virtual Visits: The ability for specialists, interpreters, or family members to participate in virtual video visits.

Exclusively available to patients enrolled in care at home programs using the Inbound InHome platform, the app comes pre-installed on iPads provided to program patients. 

Dennis Sellers
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Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.