worldwide, telemedicine markets are willing to achieve significant growth both globally coutries face to citizens’ demands for comprehensive health care quality at affordable prices. Telemedicine is more cost effective than nursing home care or hospital, all patients prefer to stay at home if possible. As telemedicine equipment and new services in the United States and around the world more and more vital functions of nursing are proliferating is implementation. Delivery systems of health care to a quantum leap in the provision of care to move. Technology provides a way to measure and monitor heart disease, inflammation, infections, cancer, diabetes and chronic health state of the art for help. This means a significant change in the diagnostic care. old methods of verbal description, that the doctor listens and rarely visual inspection person is less important. Technologies for monitoring and blood will be used in combination with imaging and telemetry in real time, continuous assessment of the condition of the patient.

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TELEMEDICINE SUMMARY TELEMEDICINE software, hardware and services
SUMMARY ES-1
telemedicine systems market conduct ES -1
market forces telemedicine ES-3 shares
market forecasts of telemedicine ES-4 Xtend
/ UNI BioHarp United States. ES-6
Vision Wintergreen Research health care reform strategy and ES-7

1 Telemedicine Market Description and Market Dynamics
1.1 Telemedicine Definition 1.1.1 Advantages 1-1

Telemedicine 3.1 1.1.2 50 medical specialties have successfully used telemedicine 1-6
Fee Schedule 1.1.3 telemedicine reimbursement
8.1 1.2 Healthcare IT Support telemedicine Asia
1.9 1.2.1 Healthcare IT in Australia 1 -10
1.2.2 Telemedicine for the Internet 1-11
1.3 technology to support telemedicine approaches 1-11
1.3.1 Vision Wintergreen health care reform and search strategy 1-12

1.19 1.26 Medicare

1.4.2 1.4.3
1.5 1-26 1-30 Medicaid home care payers
1.5.1 Self-Pay
1.31 1.5.2 Public payers: Medicare 1-31
1.5.3 public payers: Medicaid
1-32 1.5.4 Public payers: Older Americans Act (OAA) 1-33
1.5.5 Veterans Administration 1 – 34
1.5.6 Social Services Block Grant Programs 1-34
Community Organizations 1-34 1.5.7 1.5.8
private payers 1-35
1.6 types of organizations Home 1-35
nursing 1-36 1.6.1
1.6. 2 physiotherapy occupational therapy 1-37 1-37 1.6.3

1.6.4 1-37 1.6.5 Social Worker Speech Therapy
1-37 1.6.6 Financial assistance Health / Coach 1 -38
1.6.7 homemaker / attendant care volunteers 1-38 1-38 1.6.8

1-38 1.6.9 Other
1, 7 Telemedicine Market Information System Software 1.7.1 Changes 1-39
the special features of the Telemedicine Market Information System 1-42 1.7.2
implementation is documentation of every discipline, 1-43
1.7 0.3 Home Care Issues Billing Services 1-43 1.7.4
prospective payment system (PPS) 1-45
1.7.5 Managed Care needs
1-45 1.7.6 Property Oasis home health 1-48
1.8 companies need to automate home care 1-48
1.9 Telemedicine Information Technology Industry 1-50 1.9.1
history of inadequate investment in information technology in health 1-52
1.9.2 Market Driving Forces for the world of information systems for telemedicine 1-53 1.9.3 Treatment Trends

1-53 1.9.4 Industry supply of Home Care 1-55
09.01 .5 Competition Forms fundamentals of the U.S. health care delivery services 1-55 1.9.6

science and medical home care services 1.10 1-56 1-57 1.10.1
Home care savings billion a Medicare -59
1:11 demographic trends, home care
1-61 1.11.1 Integration of Persons with Disabilities 1-61
1.11.2 recovery and an active life of the reduced share of Population 1 -62 1.12
Equipment Industry Health Care Reimbursement 1-63
1.12.1 Hard Equipment Industry Health Care
1-64 1.12.2 Home Medical segments of the industry equipment 1-65

1.13 Marketing General 1-67 1.13.1 U.S. Health Care Industry
delivery 1-69 1.13.2 Competition Forms foundations of American Medical Care Delivery Services 10-70
1:13 .3 Trends in European telemedicine 1-71
1.14 hospital and at home Questions Billing Services 1-72 1.14.1 Managed Care needs

1.15 1-74 Market Drivers control costs has in health 1-77
1.15.1 Managed Care Organization Impact 1-78
1.15.2 tillage Home health gained widespread
1-78 1.15.3 the change of guard was in the pharmaceutical industry
1-79 1.15.4 telemedicine for people with disabilities in the long term 1 -79
1.15.5 Trends in health care cost containment 1-80
1.15.6 Medicare reimbursed guide for control systems Wheelchair Power Drive 10-80
1.15. has won 7 Managed Care Organization Impact 1-81
1.16 Reasons Home Health Care widespread acceptance
1-81 1.16.1 the change of guard in the pharmaceutical industry was 1-82
1.16.2 telemedicine for people with disabilities in the long term 1-82
1.17 Worldwide distribution telemedicine information systems
1-83 1.17.1 the delivery of health care non-acute
1-83 1.17.2 optimizing distribution channels 1 -84
1.17.3 Worldwide telemedicine market positioning information systems 1-84
1.18 need for increased information and telecommunications technology 1-86 1.18.1 medical error

1.19 1-87 shortcomings of traditional systems of health information 1-88
1.19.1 Information Systems Telemedicine Market Strategy 1-89 1.19.2
Solutions Integrated Health Care Information Technology 10-90
1:19 .3 Flexible Options product delivery of 1 -90
1.19.4 Base customer drawing 1-91
1.20 Trends telemedicine information systems
1-92 1.20.1 support for clinicians less time in the office and more time for 1-94 s occupy second in patients

TELEMEDICINE software, equipment and services, market shares and FORECASTS
2.1 Systems Telemedicine Market Driving Forces 1.2 2.1.1
Telemedicine Health Care Landscape
2.3 2.1 0.2 remote monitoring systems market forces 2 -4
2.2 shares of the telemedicine market
2.3 Part 2-5 Telemedicine Equipment Market 2-9 2.3.1
Honeywell LifeStream Web-Based Patient Care Health Information 2-11 2.3 .2

Honeywell HomMed 12:02 2.3.3 Group Contec medical patient monitor PM50 NIBP/Spo2 2-12
2.4 Components of Telemedicine and market share modules 2-15
2.4. 1 Research

17:02 2.5 Medical Imaging Telemedicine market share 18:02 2.5.1
telemedicine GE Digital Archive image in the interior Facility 20-20
2.5.2 Philips Raytel Imaging Network 2-21
2.6 software and telemedicine (SaaS) worldwide 2.23
2.6.1 McKesson Telehealth Advisor
2.24 2.6.2 McKesson Telehealth improves communication between Patient self-management offers
2.25 2.6.3 McKesson Telehealth quality care at lower costs 2-26 2.6.4
success Veterans Administration Bosch 2-26
2.6. 5 Health Hero Bosch expands network of friends project of the health of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 27.2 2.6.6

GenerationOne 29.2 2.7 mobile telemedicine remote control market share, followed 20-30
2 , 7 1 Cardiocom telemonitoring systems 2.7.2 Omnivisor 2-31

Cardiocom ™ 2-32 2-32 2.7.3 Aerotel Medical Systems Aerotel Medical
2.7.4 ™ Systems Mobile-CLINICAL – Affordable Personal Mobile Health Solution 2-33 2.7.5

2-33 MedApps Mobile 2.8 arrhythmia monitoring stock market
2.8.1 CardioNet 2-35 2-36
Philips-2.8 .2 Raytel 2-37 2-38

LifeWatch 2.8.3 2.8.4 arrhythmias LifeWatch Services 2-38 2.8.5 Ambulatory Cardiac Telemetry
ACT Life Star 2-39
2 , 9 telemedicine networks and market share
SOA 20-40 2.9.1 IBM SOA Foundation telemedicine system integration
2-41 2.9.2 IBM Financing makes the system more effective
2.9.3 IBM z 2-42 System z 10x more efficient than distributed servers
2-42 2-43 2.9.4 Cisco HealthPresence
2.9.5 Hewlett Packard (HP) 3Com Corporation telemedicine 2-44
2.9.6 HP / 3Com Corporation
2.10 2-44 2-45 2.11 Telemedicine Opportunity
market segment analysis of telemedicine 2-47
2.12 Telemedicine Market Forecasts 2-51 2.1
Telemedicine Equipment Market Forecast 2 Market
2.2 -52 telemedicine electronic components and modules worldwide forecast Medical Imaging Telemedicine 2.3 Market price risks Forecasts 2-56 2.4
Mobile Telemedicine Monitoring Market Forecasts 2-58 2.4.1 Health
wireless mobile monitoring 2 -58 2.5
Mobile arrhythmia prediction market surveillance 20-60
2.6 Market Forecasts 2-61 telemedicine networks
2.7 software telemedicine applications and Software as a Service SaaS global market forecast 2-63
2.8 Segment forecast global market telemedicine
2-65 2.9 Equipment and software for the transmission of medical imaging, telemedicine
2.9.1 Telehealth 2 – 67 2-68
2.9.2 telemedicine systems challenged 2-68 2:10
regional telemedicine segment 2-71

3 PRODUCT Telemedicine, Networking and Services Description


Philips 3.3-Raytel 3-3

3.4 3.6 3.4.1 3.4.2 arrhythmias LifeWatch LifeWatch Services Services 7.3
LIFEWATCH NiteWatch Home Sleep Testing Services LIFEWATCH 3-9
3.4.3 Services LIFEWATCH clinical expertise
30-10 3.4. 4 LifeWatch Services Web enrollment and reporting tools 30-10
3.5 Mobile telemedicine remote monitoring 3-10
McKesson Telehealth Advisor 3.6
11:03 3.6.1 McKesson Telehealth improves communication and patient self- Management
3.6.2 McKesson Telehealth offers high-quality care for less cost 3-12
3.7 Telemanagement process Meditech device at home
13:03 3.7.1 telemonitoring and telemedicine for home health agencies Meditech 3 – 17
3.8 Healthcare Solutions Bosch telemedicine 30-20
3.8.1 Bosch Systems Tele-health to empower patients 3-21
3.8.2 Network Health Hero Bosch 3-21
ViTelNet 3.8.3 Service Lines 3-21
3.8.4 U.S. Telemedicine: Bosch acquires net Vitel 3-22
3.9 Aerotel Medical Systems Aerotel 3.23
3.9.1 BP Tel ™ Blood Pressure Monitor transtelephonic 3-23
3.9.2 Tele-27.03 Aerotel clinically ™ 3.9.3
Aerotel Medical Systems ™ Mobile CLINICAL – Affordable Solution Mobile Personal Health 3-33 3.9.4
Aerotel Medical Systems ™ Connect-Cell – Cellular-based telemedicine Data Hub
3-33 3-34 3.10 Cardiocom telemonitoring systems
3.10.1 Omnivisor Cardiocom ™
3-35 3-37 Cardiocom Commander 3.10.2
3.10 0.3 Scale Cardiocom Tele ®
Cardiocom 3-37 3.10.4 Thin-Link ® 3-38 3-38

CardiocomGlucoCom 3.10. 5 3.10.6 Cardiocom telemonitoring tools 3-39
Cardiocom Integrated Communications 3.10.7 3.10.8 30-40
Cardiocom telemonitoring systems
3-44 3.10.9 Cardiocom detailed, objective report 3 – 45
Cardiocom 3:10:10. NET installation and maintenance
3-47 3-48 Cardiocom System 3:10:11 3:10:12

3-48 Cardiocom Commander Commander 3.10 0.13 Cardiocom Management Data System 3-49
• • 3:10:14 Cardiocom Glucometer blood pressure, peak flow • • • Pulse Oximeter Medical Scale 3-50 Scale Cardiocom
3:10:15 Tele ® 3-52
3:10:16 Cardiocom Cardio-Plan ™ 3-54
3:10:17 Cardiocom Respiratory-Plan ™ 3-57
3.11 Santrax Telemedicine System Information Solutions Telphony 3-59
3.11.1 Santrax 3-65 offered by the Web
3:12 AHL telemedicine solutions 3-69
3.12.1 AHL telemedicine 3-71
3.12.2 AHL telemedicine benefits 3-74
3.12. Station 3 Cardio AHL AHL 3-75
3.12.4 Heartrak Intelligent Products 3-76
Heartrak AHL 3.12.5 – Post-Cardiac Event Monitoring 3-77
3.13 Honeywell LifeStream based health information Web Patient Care 30-80
3.13.1 Honeywell interface options HomMed 3-81
See 3.13.2 Honeywell LifeStream safe access and ownership of patient data in real-time 3-82
3.13.3 Honeywell LifeStream target markets 3-82
3.13.4 Honeywell products, software and peripherals 3-83
3.13.5 Sentry Telehealth Monitor Honeywell – Total Solution 3-83
3.13.6 Honeywell Genesis Telehealth Monitor – solution-focused
3-85 3.13.7 Honeywell Central Station – diagnostic software for the management of patient care 3-87
3.13.8 Tele Monitor Honeywell Genesis – focused solution
3-87 3.13.9 Honeywell diagnostic software from the Office for the management of patient care 30-90
3:13:10 Honeywell medical devices 3-92 3:13:11
Health Center kiosks 3-92
Honeywell HomMed 3:13:12 promote healthy environment 3-95 3-96

Sajix 3:14 3:15 3-97 GenerationOne
3.15.1 Mobile Health solution GenerationOne 24 / 7 Support
3-99 3-99 3 , 16 telemedicine networks

300-100 3.17 Cisco HealthPresence 3.17.1 Cisco 300-100
3.18 Hewlett-Packard 3Com Corporation 3-102 3-105 IBM
3.19 3.20 Bosch / Health Hero ® network installations in Medicare, VA to expand 3-108
3.20.1 Centers Medicare and Medicaid Services to expand and Bosch Health Hero Network Health Buddy Project 3-109 3.21
Aruba Networks Wireless Solution: WiFi wireless LAN networks 3-113
3.21.1 Aruba Wireless Solution 3-116
3.21.2 Aruba wireless network monitoring Real-time bedside 3-117
3.22 Bernoulli Cardiovascular System Management Company 3 -118 3.23
telemedicine equipment worldwide 3-118
3.24 Contec Medical Group Patient Monitor PM50 NIBP/Spo2 3-118
3.25 Healthcare MedNet Technologies Smart Heartrak
3-124 Healthcare Technologies MedNet Heartrak 3.25.1 – Post-Cardiac Event Monitoring
3-125 3.25.2 Health Care MedNet Technologies Heartrak 1000 3-125 3.25.3
Health Care MedNet Technologies HeartView P-12.8 3-126
3.25.4 Health Care Technologies MedNet ™ Hearton 3-127

3.26 CardioNet 3-128 3-128 3.26.1 MCOT CardioNet
3.26.2 Event Monitoring CardioNet 3-129
CardioNet looping 3.26.3 Multi-Event Monitor
3-132 3.26.4 Non CardioNet looping event monitor plastron 3-133
3.26.5 Holter Monitor CardioNet 3-135
3.27 XTend telemedicine medical
3-137 3-139 XTend pharmacy 3.27.1 3.27.2
Xtend / UNI BioHarp United States. 3-140
ACT Ambulatory Cardiac Telemetry 3.28 Life Star ACT 3-141 3.28.1 Products

Life Star ACT 3-141 3.28.2 Life Star Ex 3-142
3 29 3 -144 genesis health technologies HealthPia
3.29.1 genesis health technologies HealthPia strips (GlucoPack ™) 3-145 3.29.2
BP Cuff Genesis Health Technologies 3-150 3.29.3
genesis health technologies HealthPia thermobalance 3-150
3.29.4 genesis health information technologies glucose and security tests of 3-150
3.30 Igeacom300Systems Devices Pushes nurse nurse 3-152
3.30.1 Pushes nurse system Igeacom500 3-153
Igeacom700 Pushes nurse system 3-156 3.30.2
3.31 LifeSync wireless system lead
3-158 3.31.1 LifeSync wireless ECG system 3-163
3, 32 SHL Telemedicine Ltd. CardioSen’C ™
3.32 0.1 3-167 3-169 Telemeidicine SHL CARDIOBEEPER12/12 ™
3.32.2 CARDIO POCKET SHL Telemedicine ™ 3-172
3.32.3 Telemark ™ SHL Telemedicine heart blood test 3-172
3.32. 4 SHL Telemedicine Tele Press ™ 3-175 3-177 MedApps 3.33

3.33.1 MedApps Mobile Wireless Health Monitoring 3-179 3.33.2
Health MedApps wireless monitoring 3-180
3.33.3 system MedApps Mobile Wireless Health Monitoring
3-184 3-185 3.33.4 MedApps HealthPAL
HEALTHCOM MedApps 3-186 3.33.5 3.33.6
HealthLink MedApps – 3 – 190
3.33.7 medication compliance MedPAL 3-191
3.34 Apollo Products / Solutions
3-191 3-192 3.35 Heart Imaging Technologies
3.36 Telemedicine electronic components and modules worldwide 3-193
3.37 Intel telemedicine research and innovation 3-194
3.37.1 telemedicine technologies from Intel and Ecosystem Research 3-194
3.37.2 ethnographic Intel in Healthcare Healthcare 3-195
3.37.3 Intel Research global agreement 3-196
Healthcare Research Focus 3.37.4 Intel 3-197
3.37.5 Intel Innovation Portfolio Research Evidence-Based
3-199 3.37.6 Intel Buys Wind River Systems 3-207 3.37.7 Intel
crucial information to the point of service 3-208
3.37.8 Intel Innovation for Health Care 3-209
3.37.9 Intel ® Health Guide personal health system 3-209
3:37:10 Intel ® Health Guide 3-210
AMD Global Telemedicine 3.38 3-210
3.38.1 AMD Telemedicine in the access model 3-212
3.38 0.2 AMD Telemedicine primary care 3-213
3.38. AMD Global Telemedicine 3 3-214
AMD 3.38.4 Cutting edge applications Cardiology 3-216
3.39 Authentidate Holding Secure Health Information Exchange and workflow management
3 3-223, 40 Hardware and software for the transfer of medical imaging, telemedicine />
3.42 GE Digital Archive telemedicine in a system image on the 3-229
3.42.1 GE Centricity RIS / PACS Integrated Solutions 3-230 3.42.2 GE PACS

eHealth 3-232 3.42.3 GE central database Supports remote delivery of care
3 , 43 3-232 telemedicine for public health agencies 3-233
3.44 Voxiva HealthConnect suite of interactive mobile services for health information 3-233
HealthWatch Voxiva 3-234 3.44.1 3.44.2
Diseases Voxiva Reporting 3-235
3.44.4 outbreak detection and analysis Voxiva 3-236 HealthWatch HealthWatch
3.44.5 alerts on Voxiva 3 – 236 br /> 3.44.6 case study Voxiva
3-236 3-237 3.44.8 3.44.7 Voxiva Outbreak Management Platform Solutions

Voxiva 3-237 3 – 240 3.45 Medical Communications trickle trickle video
3.45.1 advanced multimedia solutions for telemedicine 3-240
3.46 Pelham Sloane Mobile Home Telemedicine and after 3-242

4 TELEMEDICINE Technology
offer 4.1 telemedicine product life cycle to accelerate 4-1
4.1.1 Personal Computer Based Systems significant advantages of telemedicine 4-1
4.1.2 build relations professional referral patterns Builds 4-2
4.1.3 Machine-to-machine detection 4-3
4.2 Studies Bosch 600 heart failure (CHF) patients – 4-4
4.2.1 better care for patients with hypertension 5.4 4.2.2
accurate non-invasive blood pressure measurement in critically ill patients 4-5
4.2.3 automatic blood pressure monitor calibration method 4-7
4.3 Patient Assessment 4.8 4.3.1
Precise measurement of blood pressure 4-8
4.3.2 Accuracy and clinical validation of the SunTech 247 4.9
4.3.3 Accurate measurement of blood pressure 40-10
4.3.4 Evidence-innovation 4 -10
4.4 Intel Telemedicine cultivate collaborations 4-13 4.4.1 Technology Research for Life 13:04 4.4.2
independent assessment and behavior therapy communities 4-13
4.4. 3 Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST) 4.14 4.4.4
technology every day in the care of Alzheimer’s disease (TFS) 14.4
4.4.5 Center on Aging and Oregon Tech (ORCATECH) 14 , 04
4.5 people at the forefront of research
14:04 4.5.1 Technology Innovation starts with 4-17
4.6 Conditions of health and health care categories 4-18
4 6 0.1 Diabetes 4-18
4.6.2 4.6.3 Cardiac Chronic Care 18:04

4.19 4.21 4.6 0.5 4.6.4 Cardiology
oncology 4-22
4.6.6 Women’s Health
22:04 23:04 4.6.7 Regulatory Requirements 4.6.8

4-23 atrial fibrillation atrial fibrillation Printing 4.6.9 4.6.10 4.25
increased risk of stroke 4.7 26.4
Location System (RTLS)
26.4 4.8 Technology Trends 4 -28
4.8. 1 Thin film lithium and lithium-ion
4.28 4.8.2 Thin-film battery market forces 4-29
Construction 4.9 Thin Film Solid State Battery 40-30
4.10 Scientific, Medical Technology 31.4 4.10.1

Physiotherapy 4-32 4-32 4.10.2 Trends treatment

5 TELEMEDICINE Company Profiles
5.1 Aerotel Medical Systems 5-1 5.1.1
Medical Systems Aerotel / Tadiran LifeCare
5-2 Aerotel Medical Systems 5.1.2 Mobile ™ CLINICAL – Affordable Personal Health Solution mobile 3.5 5.1.3
Aerotel Medical Systems ™ Connect-Cell – Cellular-based telemedicine Data Hub 5-3

AMD Global Telemedicine 5.2.1 Director of Clinical Training 5-5
5.3 American Heart to heart AHL Limited 5-5
5.4 Apollo Telemedicine Network Foundation
May 5 to 6 , Authentidate Holding May 5 to 8

5.6 Bosch Group The Bosch Group 10.5 5.6.1 /
Health Hero Network 10:05 5.6.2 Bosch / Vitel Net 5-11
5.6.3 Bosch Range ViTelNet / Services 11.5 5.6.4
Bosch Group owner charitable
5-12 5.6.5 Health Care Group Bosch 5-13
5.6 Health Hero Network 0 6 Bosch 5-13
5.6.7 Bosch Group sales 14.5
5.6.8 Bosch Automotive Technology Sales 5-15
5.6.9 Bosch Industrial Sales Technology 5-16
5.6.10 Bosch increased its sales of consumer goods and technology
5.7 18.5 19.5 Cardiocom
5.7.1 Cardiocom telemonitoring system 50-20
5.7.2 Cardiocom telemonitoring of large managed care organizations 5-21

CardioNet 5.8 22.5 26.5 5.8 5.8.1 Positioning CardioNet
used. 2 Acquisition CardioNet-PDSHeart, Inc.
5-30 5.9 5.10 5-34 5:30 Cincom Systems Cisco

5.10.1 Cisco’s strategy and priorities for 5-34
5-37 5.11 Contec Contec Medical Group 5-38 5.11.1
5.12 eHealth EHTEL 5-44
5.12. 1 Structure EHTEL
5-45 5.13 GE 5-45 5.13.1
General Electric Revenue 5-47 5.13.2 GE Healthcare

5-47 5.14 GenerationOne 5-49
5.14.1 GenerationOne Mobile Care Solution Collaboration 50-50
5.14.2 GenerationOne / Firefly Mobile
5.14.3 Genesis Health Technologies 5-52 / 5-53 HealthPia
5, 15 5-54 Hearts
5.16 Hewlett-Packard /
3Com 5-55 5.16.1 HP full year fiscal 2009 5-55 5.16.2
Hewlett Packard (HP) / 5-57 3Com Corporation 3Com Corporation 5.16.3

5-58 5.16.4 3Com customers health
5.17 5-59 50-60 Honeywell

5 , 18 5-62 5.18.1 IBM IBM Business Partnership Strategy 5-63 5.18.2 IBM

strategic priorities 5-64 5.18.3 IBM BPM Powered By Smart SOA 5 -66
5:18 .4 IBM provides integration and innovation for customers
5-66 5.18.5 IBM business model
5-67 5.18.6 IBM Unified Communications Architecture In The Cloud
5-68 5.18.7 IBM Portfolio LotusLive cloud of social networking and collaboration services
sales 5-71 5.18.8 IBM IBM
5.18.9 T1 2009 sales
5-78 5:18:10 IBM Q2 2009 revenues
5-79 5:18:11 IBM Software Network
50-80 5:18:12 IBM systems and technology capabilities, 5-82
5:18:13 IBM organizations in the world
5-83 5:18:14 IBM Integrated Supply Chain
5-83 5-84 IBM security
5:18:15 5:18:16 financing makes the system more efficient, IBM z 5-87 5.19

Solutions Pushes nurse 5-89 5.19.1 Pushes nurse Telephony Communication Systems Based on Intel 50-90
5.20 5 -91
5.20.1 Intel business segments 5-92
Wind River Intel 5.20.2 / 5.20.3 5-93
Intel Silicon Innovation 5-94

LifeSync Corp. 5.21 5.22 5-96 5-98 LifeWatch
LIFEWATCH sales 5-102 5.22.1
5.23 MedApps, Inc. 5-103
5.23. MedApps an individual medical devices
5-105 5.23.2 MedApps FDA approval on a new path to health cost remote monitoring
bring innovative solutions 5-106 5-105 5.23.3 MedApps
5 , 24 Health Care Technologies MedNet
5-107 5-107 5.25 NuPhysicia LLC
5.25.1 telemedicine programs NuPhysicia 5-108
5, 26 5-108 OCS

5-109 5-110 5.27 Philips Healthcare 5.27.1 5.27.2
Philips earnings figures
5 5-112, 28 Pelham Sloane 5-113 5-113 Polycom

5.29 5.29. 1 Products & Services Telemedicine Polycom 5-114 5.29.2
And AMD Global Telemedicine offers telehealth vision and voice clinicians
5-115 5-117 5.30 ProInfoNet integrated
5.30.1 New England Telehealth Consortium 5-117
5.30.2 ProInfoNet web development and commercialization of research results, 5-121 5-121 5.31

trickle trickle 5.31.1 telemedicine 5-123
5.32 SHL Telemedicine Ltd. 5-124 5.33 Siemens

5-126 5.33.1 Siemens Healthcare complete 5-126
5.33 0.2 Siemens computed tomography (CT) 5-127
5.33. Combine the three imaging systems of Siemens and software evaluation and combine them into a complete client-server solution
5-130 5.33.4 Siemens Molecular Imaging CT responded 5-130
5.34 Karl Storz Endoscopy America / Global Care Quest 5-131

5.35 Suntech 5-131 5.35.1 SunTech Medical Development & Acquisition plans
5-132 5-134 5.36 Voxiva
5.37 5-135
5-136 5.37.1 5.37.2
Wolters Kluwer Health, Medi-Span ®
5-136 5.37.3 Wolters Kluwer Health Facts & Comparisons ® 5-137
5.38 XTend Medical Corporation 5-137 5.38.1 XTend

Medical Partners 5-138 5.38.2 solution XTend telemedicine medical 5-138
5.38.3 Xtend / UNI United States BioHarp. 5-139
5.38.4 Model XTend Medical Affairs 5-139
5.38.5 Revenue Model 5-141 XTend
5.38.6 XTend / BioHarp 5-143
5.38. 7 contract with Medical XTend purchase BioHarp, />
5.39 Some companies other telemedicine 5-146
5.39.1 & A ; D 5-146 5-146

AMD 5.39.2 5.39.3 teleCARE American
5-147 5-147 5.39.5 5.39.4 Applied Medical Solutions
Arinc 5 -147
5.39.6 AT & T 5-148 5-148

Canon 5.39.7 5.39.8 5.39.9 />
5.39. 10 Chorus Call 5-149 5-149

Clinidata 5:39:11 5:39:12 5:39:13 CSI 5-150
Delphi Medical Systems
5-150 E-5:39:14 Telmed 5-151 5-151

5:39:15 5:39:16 5:39:17 iMDsoft Global Media

5-151 5-152 5-152 5:39:18 iMetrikus Interactive Solutions
5:39:19 Nonin Medical ® 5-153 5-153 Polycom

5:39:20 5:39:21 5:39:22 Qualcomm />
SHL Telemedicine 5:39:23 5:39:24 Sony />

Tandberg 5:39:25 5:39:26 5:39:27 Tele Medicus 5-155
VBrick Systems 5-156 5-156 Visicu

5:39:28 5:39:29 5:39:30 Verizon 5-157

Vitel Net 5-157 5-158 5:39:31 Tele Viterion
5:39:32 Wire One Communications 5-158 5-159 Zydacron 5:39:33

Software supervision