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Time Business News
16 hours ago
- Health
- Time Business News
Innovations and Trends in the Global Telestroke Services
Telestroke services are a form of telemedicine that links stroke experts with patients and other healthcare providers in remote or underserved areas through real-time audio-visual technologies. Telestroke services markets are expanding as a result of increasing stroke cases, the use of telemedicine, technological improvements, government initiatives, and the demand for remote care in underserved communities. Key Growth Drivers and Opportunities Integration with Wearable Technology and Remote Monitoring: The future of telestroke may further harness wearable technologies and remote monitoring devices to detect an early onset of stroke. The wearable technology would monitor the biometrics of the user and warn both the user and the Telemedicine Providers against possible stroke manifestations. Early intervention once the first onset of symptoms appear can save lives and reduce the severity of stroke-related complications. Challenges Telestroke faces several limitations. Perhaps the main one is the need for a stable internet connection, which can be hard to come by in rural areas. Specialist staff are also needed to ensure the systems are operated correctly and the information interpreted correctly. Issues concerning data privacy, limited integration with existing hospital infrastructure, or even diagnosis/treatment delays resultant of technical failures or specialists' lack of instantaneous availability lead to different considerations. Innovation and Expansion Under the ICMR Initiative, Amrita Hospital Introduces a Tele-Stroke System in Kotagiri In September 2024, to provide cutting-edge stroke care to rural areas, the ICMR's TeleStroke project was started at Kotagiri Medical Fellowship Mission Hospital in partnership with Amrita Hospital, Kochi. By offering critical care services to rural, tea estate, and tribal communities, the initiative hopes to ensure that stroke victims receive prompt intervention and follow-up treatment. A three-day medical camp including thrombolysis stroke clinics and stroke awareness workshops for local physicians and medical personnel was attended by more than 200 tribe people. The Last State in Australia to Provide Telestroke Service was Queensland In July 2023, the state government of Queensland has committed A$5.8 million (USD 4 million) to launch a telestroke service. The virtual telestroke service, which is anticipated to debut in 2024, aims to assist around two million residents in rural and regional locations with little to no access to stroke specialists. Furthermore, residents of rural and isolated locations, who are reportedly 17% more inclined to have a stroke than residents of urban areas, are anticipated to profit tremendously from the program. Inventive Sparks, Expanding Markets Companies in the concentration of telestroke services would be Sevaro Health, Inc., Eagle Telemedicine, Teladoc Health, Inc., and TELESPECIALISTS, among others. The core strategies for companies remain oriented towards rapid response times, building a solid technological infrastructure with high-quality video capabilities, forging strong alliances with local Telemedicine Providers, and focusingfully on patient education and awareness. About Author: Prophecy is a specialized market research, analytics, marketing and business strategy, and solutions company that offer strategic and tactical support to clients for making well-informed business decisions and to identify and achieve high value opportunities in the target business area. Also, we help our client to address business challenges and provide best possible solutions to overcome them and transform their business. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Sevaro Launches Nationwide Stroke Awareness Campaign With Racecars, Storybooks, and Student Heroes
CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A stroke happens every 40 seconds in the U.S.—and every minute without treatment can cost a person 1.9 million brain cells. This May, during Stroke Awareness Month Sevaro Health is shifting the narrative—and the speed—with a bold nationwide campaign designed to educate, empower, and save lives. Sevaro, a physician-led, AI-powered virtual neurology company is setting out to educate one million children on how to recognize stroke symptoms using the B.E.F.A.S.T. method: Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time to call 911. At the heart of the initiative is the CHLD Program (Children's Health Literacy Department) and its children's book BEFAST, Be a Superhero—authored by a 5-year-old boy. With over 10,000 copies distributed across 25 states, the book is helping kids become first responders in their own homes. Proceeds will fund $50,000 in scholarships to students advancing stroke awareness. 'We're not just teaching kids—we're giving them the power to save lives,' said Dr. Rajiv Narula, CEO of Sevaro Health. 'This generation can change the future of stroke care.' Want to Be a Stroke Hero in Your Community?High school and college students can now apply to become CHLD Youth Ambassadors—a leadership opportunity where you'll educate kids, earn community service hours, and qualify for scholarships and national recognition. Applications are open through June 16, 2025 Apply now: In a high-octane twist, Sevaro has partnered with rising star racecar driver Donovan Strauss, who will feature the B.E.F.A.S.T. message on his No. 4 Chevrolet in key races this May: May 3 – Ace Speedway (NC) May 16 – North Wilkesboro Speedway (NC) May 31 – Langley Speedway (VA) 'If through educating kids even one life is saved, we've done our job,' said Chauncey Evers, Director of Sevaro's CHLD program. Sevaro's mission to educate one million children about stroke is made possible through the incredible support of partners across the country. These organizations—ranging from top academic institutions to grassroots nonprofits—are helping bring stroke education into classrooms, clinics, and communities nationwide. Sevaro proudly recognizes the following partners for their dedication: Yale School of Medicine's Stroke Busters (Connecticut) I Would Rather Be Reading (IWRBR- National nonprofit providing equitable children's literacy support with local chapters) Kentucky Stroke Association ECU Healthcare (North Carolina) Piedmont Health (Georgia) Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport (Louisiana) St. Joseph's Healthcare (New Jersey) Toys for Tots (National nonprofit with local chapters nationwide) These partners are hosting community events, distributing the BEFAST, Be a Superhero book, and promoting the B.E.F.A.S.T. message across their networks. Their commitment to early recognition and education is helping save lives—one child, one classroom, one community at a time. Want to bring stroke awareness to your campus or community?Here's how you can take action: Become a CHLD Youth AmbassadorHigh school and college students across the country are joining the mission to educate 1 million kids about stroke. Apply by June 16: Host a Stroke Education Event in Your CommunityOpen to people of all ages, we'll give you the tools to educate children in your school, organization, or neighborhood — including a copy of our children's book, BEFAST: Be a Superhero. Get started by emailing Chauncey@ Share Stroke Awareness on Social MediaYour voice matters. Share stroke facts, the BEFAST method, and prevention tips to help protect your family, friends, and followers. Every share makes a difference. About Sevaro Sevaro Health is transforming stroke care with AI-powered, real-time virtual neurology solutions. Trusted by top hospitals nationwide, Sevaro combines technology, clinical excellence, and heart to save lives when every second counts. A photo accompanying this announcement is available at CONTACT: Media Contact: Branden Robinson branden@ in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
