Far Eastern Memorial Hospital launches pilot program for in home emergency care Far EaseTone Telecommunication 5G remote diagnosis and treatment platform assists

        In response to the implementation of the new "Communication Diagnosis and Treatment Measures" on July 1st, Far Eastern Memorial Hospital immediately announced the launch of the "In Home Emergency Care Pilot Program" on July 2nd. Combined with Far EasTone Telecommunication's "5G Remote Diagnosis and Treatment Platform", IoT physiological measurement equipment, and Health+App, it provides integrated medical care solutions for three types of patients: home medical emergency patients, nursing institution residents, and emergency infectious disease patients with limited mobility. Dr. Chiu, Kuanming Dean, and Hu Demin, Executive Vice President of Far EasTone Telecommunication Information and Digital Transformation Technology Group, personally participated in the "Love for a Lifetime of Care for the Elderly in Healthy Taiwan" event. Displayed in the 'Emergency Care at Home' event, The "5G Remote Diagnosis and Treatment Platform" developed by Far EasTone Telecommunication can connect the consultation processes of hospitals and the public. With the high bandwidth and low latency characteristics of 5G, it provides high-definition real-time video and full-time recording, and fully saves electronic medical records. It is expected that by the end of 2024, 50 in home emergency care service teams will be introduced throughout Taiwan.

        Far EasTone Telecommunication's "5G Remote Diagnosis and Treatment Platform" adopts cloud services and pioneered a quantity based pricing model, significantly reducing the entry barriers and costs for medical institutions. To assist all medical institutions in Taiwan in deploying video outpatient services in advance, medical institutions that apply before September 30, 2024 can enjoy a one-year free platform service fee for a virtual clinic, hoping to accelerate the medical industry's move towards a new era of remote video diagnosis and treatment. Inquiry hotline: 4499-365 (phone call+02).

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