Luscii vs GAPhealth Provider Usage & Stats

What is Luscii? Luscii makes modern care possible. The Luscii app can be prescripted by healthcare organizations and makes it possible to: - monitor body values / symptoms - receive targeted education about (dealing with) illness or health risks - communicate remotely with healthcare providers How does it work? - People have to register first. This normally goes through a hospital. - The app asks to report a number of body values or symptoms every day. These are based on a user-initiated program by health care providers. There is also education in the app and remote contact. - A medical team is standing behind the app. They assess the answers that users give in the app (supported by the technique of the app). If there is a medical reason for contacting them, they will do so within 24 hours. This can be done by telephone or via a message. Contact via video calling is also possible. Medical device and data processing Luscii is a CE marked medical device. Data is processed according to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The privacy regulations and terms of use can be found at (http://www.luscii.com/). Luscii is based in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

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GAPhealth Provider

The GAPhealth mobile application has two portals – one for health practitioners and another for patients with easy sign-up and verification. GAPhealth allows patients to securely communicate with health practitioners on the platform via SMS, phone, and video calls. Patients can easily pay for their virtual visits using credit cards or via more accessible payment options, like mobile money. Providers can send visit notes and prescriptions securely and directly to patients through the platform. Patients can also easily upload copies of or enter medical history, lab results, immunizations, medications, and other conditions for secure data storage and health management. Health Practitioner Portal: The Health practitioners’ interface has 4 main functions; (1) manage their availability, (2) view upcoming and past appointments, (3) communicate with patients and (4) communicate with other providers. Patient Portal: The patient interface shown has five primary features: (1) view verified health providers and set up appointments, (2) communicate with providers including receiving post-visit health summary notes, (3) add medical information such as immunizations, medications, lab results, and medical conditions, (4) keep a health journal, (5) view tailored health educational materials. An additional culturally specific feature is the ability for patients to add on family members to help explain hospital visit notes and provide support for management.