The Patient Journey

The patient journey with chronic illness is a long one with many needs. We journey with the patient, helping patients and caregivers learn about their illness, providing tools to help manage mental, physical and social needs, together with clinical services required for their illness.  We allow clinicians and care providers to create customized journeys for each patient using predefined templates for easy deployment but editable for each patient’s specific needs.

Monitoring Services

The Taggle Mobile Health Framework is integrated with HealthKit and GoogleFit to allow the widest range of monitoring devices and services to be used by the patient. In addition, Taggle has also provided customized integration with specialized devices and services that benefits our clients and patients. This includes real-time heart rate monitoring as part of our Cardiac rehab, SpO2 for long COVID19.

Alerts, Prompts and Automated Reminders

Clinicians and care providers have access to the monitoring and activity data and can set thresholds and customize the alerts, prompts and responses for the patient. This offloads manual monitoring and patient reminders and allows clinical staff to focus on more important work and needs of patients.

Patient  Self-Management

Empower patients to take control of their own health by providing educational resources, self-monitoring tools, and decision-making support.

Remote Patient Monitoring

Enable healthcare providers to remotely monitor patients’ vital signs, symptoms, and medication adherence to track disease progression and identify potential complications.

Personalization

Personalized to the patient’s specific needs, including their diagnosis, treatment plan, preferences, and goals.

Behavioural Health Support

Provide resources and tools to address the behavioural health challenges that often accompany chronic illnesses, such as depression and anxiety.

Patient Engagement

Promote patient engagement and motivation by incorporating gamification, social support, and rewards to encourage patients to stick with their treatment plans.