Blessing Health's virtual health coordinator, Rose Ghattas, R.N., discusses how the health system is using virtual care during the pandemic and how other healthcare executives could do the same.
While attempting to control the spread of COVID-19 among the suburban communities of Central Illinois, Blessing Health rolled out the Blessing Enhanced COVID Recovery Program. The program, powered by digital health company Cloud DX, included a tupperware with Bluetooth technology, PPE, and hand sanitizer, among other items, which patients could use to speak to their provider and have their health data managed.
Rose Ghattas, R.N., virtual health coordinator at Blessing Health, spoke with Chief Healthcare Executive™ about the program, how it affects patients and providers, and advice for fellow healthcare executives who might want to utilize such technology.
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