Why wearable tech is not the only answer to patient non-comp (0)

Why wearable tech is not the only answer to patient non-compliance

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Chronic condition patients make up 5% of all patients, but they cost close to 90% of the country’s healthcare budget. Furthermore, patients that have conditions caused by lifestyle, such as diabetes for example, are more likely to forget to take their medicine or show up to appointments.

In this article we explore the technologies that are most effective in helping them maintain consistent medication routines. 

The Long Road to Universal Richer Messaging

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RCS (Rich Communication Services) has come close to death many times, however, through sheer persistence, it is finally becoming a new global standard. This article looks at how messaging on mobile phones has evolved from simple SMS to advanced RCS, exploring its history, present advantages, and future possibilities.

How higher education institutions can respond to the student ticking time bomb

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Higher education institutions in the US are experiencing a ticking time bomb that will heavily affect their ability to drive profitability in the near future.

The biggest threat comes from a natural US population dip in 2025. Roughly 17 years ago, the number of children born in the US began to fall. The impact of this will start to hit higher education institutions as this year comes of age.

In this article we can explore how institutions can use AI proactive communications to boost profitability. 

Addressing the Challenges of Prescription Management

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Proper medication management is key to driving healthy outcomes. Automated digital communications can help overcome significant challenges, ensuring patients are properly informed and have the medications they need.

Supporting vulnerable insurance customers: How AI can help

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Cost inflation rising unabated in many parts of the world has been particularly painful for the vulnerable in our society. It is vitally important that insurers are able to identify these vulnerable customers so that they can put measures in place to improve their experience. AI has the potential to improve customer communications in insurance and highlight the needs of vulnerable customers early on. 

How AI can help your customers get the most out of their pension

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A recent survey revealed that 77% of respondents believe AI will revolutionise the pensions industry. One of the most likely ways it will do so is by making them easier to track, manage and adjust. With 55% of adults saying that have had no engagement with their pension over the past year, we explore how AI can benefit providers and customers.