MobilMedIA and TeleMedHab: together towards an innovative future of healthcare

Today, more and more people around the world consider it important to undergo timely medical examinations. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the growth of the home monitoring market and an increase in demand for diagnostic tools and services with the possibility of examination from the comfort of home. This factor marked the beginning of mutually beneficial cooperation between MOBILEMED.AI and TeleMedHub, which opened up a number of unique opportunities for the company in the Russian healthcare market. BINAH International service.AI, introduced in Russia by MobilMedAI, will become an important element of a set of services integrated into TeleMedHubsoftware for remote health monitoring. This innovative solution allows you to measure a wide range of physical parameters, including heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure, using a smartphone digital camera, taking a “selfie” using photoplethysmography. "Although we are just starting our activity in the Russian market, this is a unique opportunity for our company to be a local distributor of international innovative technologies. Thanks to cooperation with TeleMedHub, an experienced player in the market, we are opening the doors to Western solutions by integrating advanced services into the Russian healthcare industry," comments Daniil Frusman, CEO of MobilMedAI. Both companies strive to provide customers with unique services and services for outpatient testing at home. Such innovative solutions and strategic partnerships allow Russian developers to compete with Western technologies on the same level. The founder of the TeleMedHub company, Vladimir Dmitriev, marked: "We are pleased to start cooperation with a company that offers truly modern technology to the Russian market, which allows not only players in the Russian telemedicine market not to lag behind the international level, but also to be on the wave of all innovative global trends. TeleMedHub, as an integrator, is interested, of course, in increasing the number of connected services to its solution, especially if they make monitoring accessible to the broad masses of the population of our country."