Avicenna ATTP
Care at a distance: remote monitoring, video consultation and a complete medical record in one platform.
Avicenna ATTP extends the electronic health record into a full telehealth system. Home devices report readings directly into the patient's record, clinicians consult by video without leaving the chart, and the whole enrolment lifecycle — from device dispatch through monitoring to billing — runs as one connected operation. Built for chronic disease management, where the distance between patient and clinician is the problem to be solved.
- Central scheduling across many clinicians from a single screen
- Follow-up tracking with automatic recall and vaccination schedules
- Real-time vital signs from assigned home monitoring devices
- Built-in video and audio consultation, one-to-one or group
- Clinician dashboard covering worklist, schedule and patient distribution
- Complete patient history timeline
- Electronic prescribing with automatic interaction and allergy warnings
- Alerts and reminders by SMS and email to both patient and clinician
- Personal health record access for patients
- Enrolment, device kitting, dispatch and return logistics
- Call centre integration with inbound and outbound call handling
- Payment collection and insurance claim workflows
Who it serves
One platform covering the whole care chain rather than a single role.
- Family physicians delivering primary care in clinics or private practice
- Emergency care providers
- Specialists working on referral who need prescriptions, laboratory results and imaging
- Nursing professionals in hospitals, clinics, homes and nursing homes
- Paramedics delivering emergency care in the field
- Public health officers responsible for population surveillance
- Patients, through their own personal health record
Why remote monitoring matters
Non-communicable diseases account for the majority of the foreseeable disease burden, and the populations affected are growing. Roughly a billion adults are overweight, around 860 million live with chronic disease, and some 600 million are over sixty. Managing these conditions in hospital does not scale; managing them at home does.
What each party gains
Telemedicine only works when it serves everyone in the chain.
- Patients: continuity, guidance and normal life outside a clinic waiting room
- Clinicians: effective monitoring, fewer unnecessary admissions, less administrative burden
- Health authorities: adherence tracking, population data and earlier intervention
- Insurers: fewer hospital episodes and accurate data for cost management
How it fits together
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