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Shahal Medical Service Brings Emergency Care Directly to Patients' Homes in Israel
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 9 hours ago
What happened
Shahal provides Israeli patients with a 24/7 remote medical service that includes home monitoring devices and mobile intensive care units, enabling most urgent health issues to be managed at home and reducing emergency room visits.
- 01Shahal offers 24/7 remote medical support with access to patients' updated health records.
- 02Home-use FDA-approved devices transmit real-time data to Shahal's medical center.
- 03Over 80% of medical calls are resolved remotely without hospital visits.
- 04Mobile intensive care units can treat patients at home, avoiding hospital admission in over half of cases.
- 05Service covers various emergencies including cardiac, falls, strokes, and anxiety attacks.
- 06Shahal coordinates police or fire services for non-medical emergencies when needed.
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