InjurySnap Patient Advantage

• Available on Android and IOS
• Customized Profile and Filters
• Upload images, videos and journal healthcare concerns with easy to use functions to share with your provider, family and friends
• Symptom Tracker
• Efficient Communication with InjurySnap Messenger

InjurySnap Provider Advantages

• Secure Provider Key Login to Connect with Patients
• Provider and Location Search
• Virtual Consultation with Snap Images, Videos, Symptom Tracker and Patient Notes
• Ability to Zoom-in on Images, Isolate Areas of Concerns with the Edit Feature
• Customizable Functions such as Appointment Requests, Order Lab Tests and Prescribe Medications
• Enhanced Efficiencies to Workflow 
• Provide Fast, Safe and HIPPA Compliant Patient Access to Clinical Data

InjurySnap Patient Portal

• Custom Online and Mobile Portals
• Create and Configure Cloud Application to your Exact Specifications
• Digitized Data Collection and Management with Intake Forms, Surveys, Activity Logs & other Online Forms
• Streamline Resources: Boost Productivity and Costs Savings with Resource Scheduling and Utilization Tools

InjurySnap Graph, Data & Track

• Track Patient Data to Improve Internal Workflow
• Solutions that Fit your Business
• Review, Monitor and Share Healthcare Patterns
• Manage Sensitive Data, Internal Permissions and Data Integrations within a Secure HIPPA compliant Cloud Environment

InjurySnap IOS/ANDROID

Built and Designed for both IOS and Android platforms

Mobil Apps, Websites and Automated Image Process services let  users capture and group medical images and events. The Services  lets users share information with doctors, lawyers, personal relationships and other medical support personnel.

Injury Snap Users

InjurySnap Users can be customers that download the InjurySnap mobile app or customers that access InjurySnap services through the website. Customers also include medical companies that subscribe to the InjurySnap services.

Injury Snap Communication

InjurySnap users connect to InjurySnap using external and internal  authenication: InjurySnap, Facebook,  Twitter, Instagram. The services also  support automated email to users.

Injury Snap Processing  Services

• Event case management
• Grouping images
• Automated image processing
• Targeted sharing of events/ cases/images
• Account management
• Data Storage
• Reports

American Telemedicine Association

2/2021

 Current Statistics:

• 76% of healthcare is already connected with telemedicine
• 34 million Americans still lack adequate broadband
• 40% digital divide for those living in rural areas

  Changes Required:

• Widespread elimination of geographic and setting location requirements (rural areas)
• Expanding the types of technology that can be used (remote monitoring)
• Coverage of service (severe limitations on approved services)

  FCC Rural Health Care Program: 

• Supports broadband adoption but there is an insufficient level of subsidy to remote health care providers.
• Proposal by FCC: Connected Care Pilot: greater investment in broadband access

  Challenges:

• Unpredictable federal and state legal and regulatory issues
• Coverage and payment
• Health professional licensure
• Credentialing and privileging
• Online prescribing, including controlled substances
• Medical malpractice and professional liability insurance
• Privacy and security
• Fraud and abuse

  Advocations:

• Expansion of Medicare coverage with adequate reimbursement that takes into consideration the nursing and other costs incurred at the site where the patient is located
• The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) should include telehealth waivers in all its demonstrations and adopt a more flexible approach to adding new telehealth services to Medicare (current cap:  reimbursement for 2 telemedicine visits at $25-$30)
• CMS excludes rural health clinics and federally qualified health centers

• Resolution of legal and regulatory challenges that hinder the provision of telehealth services. (different in every state)  Improved access to broadband for rural areas

InjurySnap

 Objectives and Potential Solutions

• Collaborate with local administrators, government agencies, and healthcare providers in rural geographic areas to determine solutions to expand telemedicine to rural areas. Connect with decision makers to discuss ideas and gain insight
• Explore government grants and assistance in Telehealth and Telemedicine (specific to rural areas)
• Partner with charitable organizations or consider organizing one that assist in funding projects to expand Telemedicine
• Investigate options for bids with the FCC or partnership opportunities to provide broadband/narrowband options for rural area
• Contact those with knowledge or do online research for up-to-date information on the state and federal legal and regulatory issues, along with potentials to participate in encouraging the CMS to adopt more flexible additions to telehealth in Medicare
• Develop systematic platforms, as in mobile applications and web portals that can be customed designed to connect patients and providers.
• Develop features and capabilities that allow for reporting and monitoring of the legal and regulatory challenges, such as privacy and security, fraud, abuse, along with medical malpractice and professional liability.