Founded to improve healthcare productivity throughout the world, Zaid launched The Patient is in app suite in September 2016. Working with top doctors in Washington DC, The Patient is in app suite is set to disrupt the USD 6 billion remote health care market.

The Patient is in app suite provides care continuity and care coordination services for chronic illness. Through its integration with Apple’s HealthKit and the Health and the Blood Oxygen and ECG apps on the iPhone and Apple Watch, the app suite democratizes health care for everyone in the world irrespective of location or timezone by enabling real-time cardiac and respiratory  telehealth services. More specifically, the patient app provides the following features:

1. Care Continuity and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). Traditionally, remote patient monitoring requires the at-home patient to contract with a third party monitoring service and rent one or more monitoring device. Periodically, the remote monitoring company will create a high-level report and sell it to the patient’s doctor. The doctor will then bill the patient’s insurance company for his time, the cost of the report, the cost of the remote monitoring service, and the rental devices. Due to this added cost, insurance companies will only authorize the doctor to review a patient’s health data infrequently and never daily. To enable a care team to continually review a patient's health data, our apps empower the patient to securely transmit his health data directly to the care team in real-time and connect with them at any time of day or night. Specifically,
   • Patients can securely stream their live cardiac and respiratory data in real-time to their care team.
   • Patients can securely send their historical health data to their care team so that the care team may continually review the patient’s condition with updated health data.
   • Patients can securely send their ECG to their care team for immediate review. Whenever the patient determines that an ECG review is needed, the patient app can send both the ECG report and the last 24 hours of contextual cardiac data directly to the cardiac team.
   • Patients may monitor for the onset of acute illness such as COVID-19 and other cardiac and respiratory illness.
2. Telehealth/Telemedicine Services. Patients may request a FaceTime conference call with the care team. Rather than wait to contact the doctor’s office during regular hours, each care team member using the doctor’s version of the Patient is in app will receive a critical alert containing the FaceTime request. The doctor app provides a “one-tap connect” button allowing any cardiac team member to place a FaceTime call to the patient. The cardiac team is able to use the Group FaceTime capabilities to include other care experts and team members as needed. Likewise, patients should be able to include any of their caregivers on the Group FaceTime call.
3. Care Coordination. Even if a patient’s condition does not require home-based monitoring, he can securely send his recent health data to his doctor prior to an appointment so that the doctor has adequate time to review the health data since the patient’s last appointment.
4. Personal Health Data Analysis. Patients can export their health data into a spreadsheet and perform their own analysis with tools such as Microsoft’s Excel, Apple’s Numbers app, and Google’s Sheets.

For more information about The Patient is in app suite visit: https://altmobile.ai