Admittedly, Hale Health joins an arsenal of start ups hoping to revolutionize healthcare with digital tools. But according to Larson, most existing tele-health platforms focus on one-off, on-demand services. Hale Health, though, is based on the idea that a continuous relationship between doctor and patient will achieve better health outcomes. “We’ve built a remote care platform that manages all of a patient’s healthcare needs, from acute care to complex disease management,” she explains. “Our products combine beautiful, intuitive interfaces with all the clinical tools necessary to unlock the power of remote care.”
Jenni Whalen is the Executive Assistant of Editorial at Upworthy. She was previously MedTech Boston's Managing Editor and has an MS in Journalism from Boston University, as well as a BA in Psychology from Bucknell University. Whalen has written for Greatist, Boston magazine, AZ Central Healthy Living and the New England Journal of Medicine, among other places. She has also worked as a conference planner, ghost writer, researcher and content developer.
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