How Technology Can Save You from Having a Heart Attack

Name: How Technology Can Save You from Having a Heart Attack
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Description: The pandemic has had a large impact on healthcare, and few people know that better the Dr. Waqaas Al-Siddiq, the founder and CEO of Biotricity. His company’s remote cardiac monitoring technology saves lives by allowing for the kinds of monitoring and data collection necessary to maintain proper heart health. As telemedicine has grown in…

The pandemic has had a large impact on healthcare, and few people know that better the Dr. Waqaas Al-Siddiq, the founder and CEO of Biotricity. His company’s remote cardiac monitoring technology saves lives by allowing for the kinds of monitoring and data collection necessary to maintain proper heart health. As telemedicine has grown in…

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April 8, 2021, 4:42 PM UTC

The pandemic has had a large impact on healthcare, and few people know that better the Dr. Waqaas Al-Siddiq, the founder and CEO of Biotricity.

His company’s remote cardiac monitoring technology saves lives by allowing for the kinds of monitoring and data collection necessary to maintain proper heart health. As telemedicine has grown in prominence, so too has the willingness to adopt new technologies to battle these serious and chronic heart issues.

Obstacles remain on the insurance side, however. Dr. Al-Siddiq believes that insurance education is key when interacting with customers.

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