Last week, UPMC researchers published a study demonstrating the efficacy of Pip Care, a surgical app and healthcare coaching platform for perioperative care. UPMC patients who used Pip Care reduced ...

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) Health Plan has launched an app-based, 24/7 telemedicine service to offer patients across Pennsylvania video visits from UPMC emergency room nurses ...

REPORTER WITH A LOOK AT A BRAND-NEW APP TO HELP WITH AFTER VISIT DIRECTION. >> UPMC IS HELPING PATIENTS UNDERSTAND THEIR HEALTH BETTER WITH A BRAND-NEW APP. THEY ARE URGING PATIENTS TO USE THE APP ...

UPMC has been working with Pittsburgh-based Abridge, a telehealth-focused startup that uses natural language processing to create after-visit summaries – enabling patients to revisit their physicians' ...

The UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh was the nation's first center to perform organ transplantation in children. It has performed more solid organ transplants in children than any U.S. center.

Pittsburgh-based UPMC has developed a digital app the health system says has been effective in reducing anxiety and depression in teens and young adults. The RxWell app, which was created by UPMC ...

Pittsburgh-based UPMC will pilot an app that helps patients prepare for and recover from surgery at three of its Centers for Perioperative Care hospitals. The app, created by Pip Care, will be piloted ...

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Redesign Health have founded a new startup, Pip Care, that helps patients prepare for and recover from surgery. It is the first company to be launched ...

PITTSBURGH - Amidst a national shortage of pediatric mental health providers and a surge in anxiety and depression among adolescents and young adults, there is a need for additional tools to help ...

Patients at several UPMC facilities are reporting long waits, trouble accessing the MyUPMC app and other frustrations following the health system’s transition to a different electronic health record ...

IN 5 WOMEN WILL HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION IN THE MONTHS BEFORE OR AFTER GIVING BIRTH, ACCORDING TO THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION. AND MANY OF THOSE WOMEN NEVER GET HELP. YEAH, IT’S PRETTY COMMON.

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