This article by Kajeet CTO Greg Jones was originally published on LinkedIn
It is critical for patients, especially those most vulnerable, to comply with their medical regimen. Evidence indicates that regular monitoring and interventions provide an elevated and customized standard of care, resulting in improved medical outcomes. For many older adults—especially those in rural areas or underserved communities—this digital divide is not just an inconvenience; it is a major barrier to care.
It is no secret that aging populations often require frequent medical attention. With telehealth, patients can check in with doctors, track vitals with wearable devices, and even receive timely interventions without stepping into a hospital. But if they cannot connect, they cannot receive the care they need.
At Kajeet, we are committed to closing this gap. Our Connected Healthcare managed connectivity solutions ensure that healthcare providers can reach patients wherever they are—whether it is through cellular -enabled remote monitoring, private 5G networks for clinics, or secure, policy-managed broadband access for home care settings. The Kajeet Connected Health solution delivers secure and reliable managed IoT connectivity, ensuring healthcare providers and patients have seamless, policy-controlled access to critical digital health solutions.
Imagine a scenario where an elderly patient with a chronic cardiac condition has recently been discharged after placing a stent in a major artery. The after- care involved in monitoring blood pressure is acutely critical. Relying on the patient to manually monitor their blood pressure and contact their physician if they see any material changes is simply not sufficient. This is especially important during times of exercise, for instance they are taking a walk around the neighborhood. This represents the perfect use case for a wearable device that sends real-time updates to their doctor. If the readings show a critical change an immediate intervention can be made with emergency services deployed to their location. That is why solutions like cellular-enabled medical devices and managed connectivity networks are becoming essential components of modern healthcare.
The healthcare industry is making incredible strides in digital innovation. But for these advancements to truly make a difference, they need to be accessible to everyone—regardless of where they live or their access to broadband.
As we push forward in this digital healthcare revolution, let’s ensure no patient is left behind. At Kajeet, we are making it our mission to provide the connectivity that turns telehealth potential into real-world impact.