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|Podcasts|November 16, 2021
TytoCare Is Putting the Power of the Medical Exam in a Patient’s Hands
Author(s)Laura Joszt, MA
On this week's episode of Data Book, Dedi Gilad, CEO and co-founder of TytoCare, discusses the evolving technology of a virtual visit, the current state of remote patient monitoring and more.
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On this week's episode of Data Book, Chief Healthcare Executive spoke with Dedi Gilad, CEO and co-founder of TytoCare, an at-home, handheld exam kit and app. We discussed the evolving technology of a virtual visit, the current state of remote patient monitoring and more.
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