LiveMedConnect and Its Mission to Make Healthcare More Accessible Than Ever

New York City, Jul 19, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Health is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. The enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health is one of the fundamental rights of every human being. The fundamental right to access healthcare transcends race, religion, political belief, economic or social condition.

While efforts are made to make health services be accessible to everyone, healthcare must also be affordable but also of high quality. This people-centered philosophy holds parallel with LiveMedConnect's primary purpose.

LiveMedConnect started with a philosophy that everyone should have access to the healthcare they need. In line with this objective, their efforts are geared towards the development of innovative technology to make healthcare provision accessible for everyone. The group has made healthcare accessible by providing telemedicine solutions to patients.

Telemedicine is an arising online platform that allows people to easily access and communicate with healthcare professionals for their health concerns. Telemedicine is a method of providing medical care remotely, usually through video chat. The platform offers a range of benefits for both patients and healthcare providers.

The use of advanced communication technologies, within the context of clinical health, to deliver care no matter the distance has been LiveMedConnect's idea, to begin with. 

LiveMedConnect invested three years in developing the platform for the best interest of their patients. Anyone may be able to access the platform to seek consultation and relief from sickness. LiveMedConnect is backed by Revision Ventures and a marketing team with significant access to data, technology, and distribution. The product is simple; it uses an 'In & Out' approach to services - which is easy to understand and affordable.

The cases of psychological problems such as depression, especially among the youths, has been increasing significantly. However, qualified psychological counselors are not always easy to find. Not all doctors are close to them and who may specialize in a particular area of mental illness. With LiveMedConnect, patients can reach master counselors who on average possess at least 10 years of experience in providing short-term counseling services. Telemedicine has advanced, developed, and gained increased acceptance in several countries. It provides medical doctors and patients, in its many forms, with computer-mediated, health communication channels that would make access to healthcare a lot easier.

The reality of the 21st century is that it has turned into a massive-scale "cyber-planet." In the modern generation, we are currently living in, LiveMedConnect guarantees that everyone will have equal access to healthcare - healthcare that a patient needs, at the soonest possible time.

Finally, LiveMedConnect offers rural communities a key benefit that's top of mind in the ever-so-present COVID-19 era. Consumers who may have formally been at a geographic disadvantage in terms of being able to easily reach urgent medical services can visit LiveMedConnect and sign up for a single-day visit with LiveMedConnect to reach a licensed health advocate. During a single visit, or upon signing up as a member using one of the two subscription options, members can communicate their illness symptoms to a doctor on a video call and be pre-diagnosed as a candidate to take the COVID-19 rapid response, self-evaluation kit. Patients with positively diagnosed symptoms will then receive information from LiveMedConnect on how they can receive a testing kit sent directly to their home through a licensed third-party coronavirus test distributor so that further evaluation and need for medical attention can be determined. 

Learn more about LiveMedConnect on its official website.

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