Vivaz, the health insurance brand of Línea Directa Aseguradora, has launched the telediagnosis service, home-spital, with which the Tytocare device is offered to its customers. With it, you can have a real consultation with the doctor, through a remote physical examination, supported by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
This telemedicine device, distributed by Nébula-VPC in Spain, is capable of evaluating vital signs remotely so that offer a medical diagnosis in real time and that allows the general practitioner to carry out a 100% satisfactory and quality examination.
Tytocare is very easy to transport, it works with an app and with a Wi-Fi connection and its use and installation is very intuitive so that anyone can do it use quickly and easily. The kit allows users to perform comprehensive physical examinations of the heart, skin, ears, throat, abdomen, and lungs, and measure heart rate and body temperature, which are key to treating many acute and chronic conditions. . This enables clinicians to obtain the vital clinical data needed to remotely monitor, diagnose and treat patients.
For Olga Morenodirector of Vivaz, “home-spital is a pioneering initiative in Spain and with this we have wanted to bring the hospital closer to our clients’ homes, so that they have truly comprehensive medical care and real-time diagnosis without leaving home to, above all, facilitate day to day of families with children and avoid long waits in primary care. As a 100% digital brand, it is one more step in the telemedicine service that we already have
offering to our customers via mobile”.
For your part Dedi GiladCEO and Co-Founder of TytoCare highlights that “We are delighted to enter the Spanish market through Nébula-VPC and with a partner with a long-term and digital vision such as the health insurance brand of Línea Directa Aseguradora, Vivaz”.
Likewise, José María Cucho, CEO of Nébula-VPC adds that “Thanks to this alliance, Vivaz customers will be able, for the first time, have access to virtual care that really meets all your medical and personal needs. We hope to continue improving care in Spain through innovation and improved access to quality care.”
