Welzo Launches Digital Healthcare Platform
Welzo is an all-in-one healthcare platform that helps to connect customers with healthcare providers, as well as offering personalized blood tests and medication. As with their general practitioner, patients can expect the same level of care and professionalism from their online pharmacy and the possibility to make purchases.
Welzo's proposal will be broken down into five stages. A finger prick and private blood test will be the first step. Blood samples are collected by customers who purchase a blood testing kit, get it at their door, use it to prick their fingers, and then mail it in to be tested for various conditions.
Patients can do blood tests at home that previously required a trip to the doctor, thanks to this simple finger prick testing method.
The Difficulties of Developing the First All in One Healthcare Platform
There will be several difficulties in starting a new healthcare firm from the ground up. Fortunately, the HMI Group (the orgnaisation that has the largest state in Welzo) has a lot of experience working in the medical field. Official Rapid Tests, a UK government-recognized supplier of PCR tests and fit-to-fly covid test facilities, was launched in the UK, with over 120 private clinics around the country.
The HMI Group has already created three multimillion-dollar healthcare businesses. Welzo is their most ambitious venture yet, but their track record indicates that Welzo should follow suit.
According to research by the Independent Healthcare Providers Network, the number of persons willing to pay for private healthcare has increased by 40% since 2020. This is due to excessive wait times experienced by patients booking through the NHS.
More individuals will be able to access the healthcare they need, thanks to the digitisation of healthcare. People won't have to go to a doctor's office to have tests done or get prescriptions filled soon.
Benefits
Welzo Digital Health Platform is unique digital healthcare platform bringing patients and local healthcare services together, including an integrated artificial intelligence engine.
As part of the platform's development, the company focuses on making it easier for hospitals and health systems to implement the clinical, workflow, analytics, and AI tools that can improve care delivery while promoting high-efficiency operations and boosting revenue growth, according to a press release.
Data processing and analysis
By integrating devices and other data sources into a clinical data layer, the Welzo Digital Health Platform accelerates app integration. These data transformation services will be made accessible on the platform to allow the development and deployment of AI models that can be trained on aggregated data.
Health care providers, as well as third-party app developers, are anticipated to be able to easily integrate their apps into current processes thanks to open and public interfaces.
The Command Center "tiles" of welzo Healthcare will also be integrated and deployed on the Welzo Digital Health Platform.
The Future Of Healthcare
In the future of healthcare, prevention and early detection will be as crucial as actual disease treatment. Also, it's all about enhancing the quality of life for everyone. Recently, the healthcare business has seen remarkable growth, with several new ideas and solutions being offered to meet various requirements.
A wide range of innovative technologies is being introduced in healthcare to assist people in achieving better wellbeing. For example, wearable gadgets that can anticipate when someone will become sick before they exhibit any symptoms, is a recent example of this solution.
Furthermore, the use of objective and fast testing of biomarkers to help diagnose conditions accurately and quickly is rising in popularity. Welzo offers these personalized health checks, such as the erectile dysfunction test that gives clear insight into the root causes of ED.
Issues with Digital Health Care
The transition to digital healthcare has brought forth various problems that impact patients, healthcare providers, technology developers, and regulators. Data interoperability is a persistent issue since many systems store and encodes information differently. The healthcare system was overworked throughout the outbreak as the virus changed and grew increasingly difficult to treat. The potential for it to spread quickly puts healthcare workers at peril. Hospitals needed digital infrastructure to address controllable circumstances without interacting with patients. Still, the absence of it created problems.
Many people have a sluggish and conservative perception of the medical field. As a result, many suppliers overlook the unique needs of this industry. Although medical IoT has long hesitated to take off in the healthcare sector, it is now rapidly developing.
