Health Care

Wireless Reach has partnered to provide 3G-enabled electrocardiograph monitors to remotely screen and monitor cardiovascular diseases for underserved communities in China.

Egypt Teledermatology project uses 3G mobile broadband to bring dermatology specialists to low-income areas virtually.

The Wireless_Health_Care@ Home project allows 300 remote local residents to send critical health information to doctors through a 3G wireless network.

Wireless Reach has teamed with partners to develop a technology intervention program that creates a more efficient process in the supply management of antiretroviral medicines (ARVs) using 3G wireless connectivity.

Wireless Reach is working with several US partners to help fund webcam-enabled laptops, mobile phones, IT equipment and wireless broadband service for various clinics in Peru.

Wireless Access for Health (WAH) utilizes 3G wireless technology to enable a locally developed electronic health record system.

In Portugal, Wireless Reach is working with Portugal Telecom Foundation and local hospitals and rehabilitation clinics on a three-pronged project that helps connect people with disabilities, mainly focused on those with paralysis and Cerebral Palsy.

The Mobile Health Information System (MHIS) project was designed to improve the ability of health workers in urban and rural health care settings to care for their patients by providing Internet-capable smart phones pre-loaded with a library of pertinent resources.

In South Korea, Wireless Reach helps seniors stay connected by providing them and their caregivers with mobile devices and wireless connectivity.

In South Korea, Wireless Reach provides surveyers with high-tech applications and smartphones that contribute to improving the convenience and efficiency of the national health survey.

Since 2008, Wireless Reach has been working with Vodafone Spain Foundation and the Spanish Red Cross on a social inclusion pilot for senior citizens called “3G for All Generations.”

The Technology for Life project, supported by Wireless Reach, helps improve health care throughout Thailand’s rural areas.

Wireless Reach and its partners are studying the feasibility of using EV-DO Rev. A-enabled laptops controlled by trauma surgeons in Miami to maneuver a robot at the Ryder Trauma Center.