How telehealth was elevated in 2021 As the 2020 pandemic forced isolation measures and closed doctors offices, it created many new and challenging obstacles for healthcare that allowed telehealth to take the...
RIDGEFIELD, NJ – January 10, 2022: From January 12 – 15, GD will be attending the National Association of EMS Physicians Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA. Randall Hawkins, GD National Sales Director, and J...
In our last blog, Lessons Learned from Telehealth in 2021, we discussed how telehealth and telemedicine drove innovation in EMS-Hospital communication, consultation, and collaboration between healthcare provide...
What EMS, Hospitals and Mobile Integrated Healthcare Can Expect with Telehealth in 2022 through the lessons learned in 2021. Telehealth represents one of the biggest shifts in the healthcare industry. I...
On November 16, General Devices hosted a panel discussion with leaders from EMS as well as hospital and community health care organizations about the value in understanding telehealth in acute care. In particul...
When a 911 call is placed for a medical emergency, the typical process involves dispatching EMS to the scene where initial EMS treatment takes place. Responders make their assessment, determine severity, and di...
Heart attacks are more than just pain and clutching at your chest. While your heart is suffering from a blocked artery, it’s not getting the oxygen it needs, and the cells could be dying. STEMI heart attacks ar...
RIDGEFIELD, NJ,- Oct 27, 2021: General Devices, a telehealth company that specializes in mobile telemedicine, announced that Raul Pizarro will be the newest member of the Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affa...
RIDGEFIELD, NJ- Oct 27, 2021: General Devices, a telemedicine company that specializes in mobile telemedicine and telehealth, announced today that Joey Smith will be joining the team as the newest Implementati...
In America, as many as 800,000 people suffer a stroke every year. Dealing with a stroke is always a traumatic and challenging event — for the patient, friends or family, and medical staff. Having to wait to get...