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Population health
With the expansion of 5G, physical and digital healthcare will continue to evolve. Our 5G Advanced Network Solutions enable healthcare providers to expand how they think about care in the digital age and deliver reliable connected care to any part of the country.
Find out how fixed wireless access helps healthcare organizations reduce costs, enhance operational flexibility, and extend the reach of healthcare innovations that improve patient outcomes.
Reliable broadband provides the opportunity to reduce the gap in rural health care access, as more and more Americans can utilize telehealth services. T-Mobile is rapidly expanding its network to offer greater access to broadband and is committed to keeping 5G coverage affordable.
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With 5G, doctors, nurses, and the entire care team can identify and address patient needs quickly and easily no matter where they are—in the next town, or across the country. Learn how 5G is changing rural healthcare by accelerating diagnosis and treatment with telemedicine and AI-powered analytics.
New processes and technology to meet current and future challenges facing the healthcare system.
5G in historically underserved rural areas is providing high-quality video communication between hospitals and mobile paramedics, allowing for greater diagnostic accuracy no matter where a patient lives.
No-risk simulated settings let medical professionals train before ever touching a patient. Here's how VR demonstrations and holographic representations are changing how surgeons prepare for and perform procedures—while sharing new details with patients.
Remote patient monitoring
Emerging technologies are ushering in a new era of healthcare defined by continuous support where and when it's needed. T-Mobile for Business is the optimal partner for healthcare enterprises to prepare for this new world of healthcare, with reliable 5G enabling the use of cellular paired devices routed back to your EMR.
New 5G capabilities will transform what’s possible in telemedicine and extend advanced care to more people.
Improve your company’s efficiency, security, and ROI with the power of 5G. Check out our information hub for actionable insights on your industry, your business, and the goals you’re working to achieve.
The internet of medical things (IoMT)
A connected ecosystem of technology and IoT medical devices are helping connect patients to doctors, doctors to doctors, and doctors to diagnoses—all while leveraging data and intelligent insights to deliver the best possible care.
A new ecosystem for MedTech innovation is rapidly developing, spurred by the integration of 5G and technologies like telehealth, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). Find out how this new integrated ecosystem can help overcome the healthcare divide even in the country’s most rural and underserved areas.
Gain the ability to monitor a wide variety of situations from a single system, while ensuring smooth-running operations that also protect your people and assets.
Empower your team to meet patient needs faster and more efficiently. Smart devices with T-Mobile can deliver seamless, two-way communications and draw on real-time data.
Healthcare is on the precipice of a high-speed, interconnected, intelligent future, with the industry becoming more proactive and preventive. This shift is being driven by digitally enabled technologies that keep patients, providers, pharmacists, and plans connected, informed, and engaged in real-time.
Health disparities are caused by many factors, but we can't ignore the digital divide. Connectivity can help close gaps and improve access to care.
Virtual care is transforming healthcare workflows, clinical documentation, patient experience and engagement, and even infrastructure.
Workforce retention is a top priority in healthcare. Connectivity can support new and veteran talent with access to expertise and on-demand resources.
In 2021, the American Telemedicine Association put connectivity at the very top of its hierarchical framework for addressing health disparities.
According to the U.S. Surgeon General, factors like societal challenges and workplace turbulence can worsen burnout in healthcare workers. Technology can help.
Artificial intelligence can extend the reach and efficiency of healthcare providers and improve health equity overall.
Underpinning new strategies is the need to bring more care to more people, to address patients’ demand for a greater voice and choice in their care. Here's how a 5G network will continue to be an integral component of this strategy to leverage value-based care to forward the digital transformation journey in healthcare.
COVID-19 forced rapid deployment of new care delivery strategies. How did emerging trends, such as increased telehealth, impact care? Here are four trends influencing the "care anywhere" movement.
With intentions to better share and utilize data, all digitization will be rooted in trust. Easy accessibility with compliance is the crossroads healthcare professionals will meet when leveraging new technology. Learn how a digital infrastructure with 5G networks providing low latency and high speed will allow more devices to connect, and effective wireless transmission.
U.S. hospitals and medical centers face a range of challenges such as staff shortages, dwindling profit margins, the increased need for remote health monitoring, wearables. and more. Learn the current and future priorities for healthcare.
Addressing staff shortages, rising costs, dwindling margins, infrastructure modernization and hybrid work models are key priorities in healthcare. Take a look at this roadmap to help you prioritize deployment of key use cases to manage these issues.
Covid-19 created a pivotal moment for the adoption of digital technology in healthcare—and magnified the gaps. Find out where your focus should be to create innovative patient experiences.
The line between in-person and digital care is blurring. Read this report to find out what technology healthcare organizations are leveraging to meet the demand and the trends that are emerging.
Investing in 5G means investing in innovation. Learn more about the top 6 ways that 5G technology improves the delivery of healthcare services.
PROGRESS DURING THE PANDEMIC
Organizations innovated to produce PPE and vaccines fast, with benefits and lessons that will carry into the future.
During the height of the pandemic, many medical device manufacturers adopted automation, the internet of things (IoT), robotics, and other smart technologies enabled by 5G connectivity to speed production, boost efficiency, create safer work environments, and drive operational resilience.
