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Using Independa to Enable Smarter Care Transitions

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TV-enabled Independa becomes both a service differentiator for health care enterprises and a means to better outcomes. For health care organizations that span hospitals, short stay rehab facilities and home healthcare, families and patients will benefit from the same compelling user experience after each of those transitions – with the data following the person to each next transitional point blurring the walls of care silos.

 

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