Virtual Neurology: Bridging the Gap in Care - Branden Robinson, Chief Growth Officer, Sevaro Health
Addressing the critical shortage of neurologists and the rising prevalence of neurological disorders requires innovative solutions.
In this episode, Branden Robinson, Chief Growth Officer at Sevaro Health, discusses how virtual neurology is revolutionizing healthcare delivery. He highlights the use of AI in triage to optimize neurologist time, ensuring that the most critical patients receive immediate attention. Branden also emphasizes the importance of a continuum of care model, connecting patients from acute care to outpatient teleneurology, improving patient outcomes, and reducing revenue leakage for health systems. Finally, he emphasizes the need for health systems to assess their neurology coverage, highlighting the benefits of implementing virtual solutions to enhance patient care and financial performance.
Tune in and learn how Sevaro Health is leveraging digital health to bridge the gap in neurological care!
About Branden Robinson:
Branden Robinson is the Chief Growth Officer at Sevaro Health, where he leads the organization's growth strategies and initiatives. With over 20 years of healthcare experience, including 15 years focused on digital and virtual healthcare, Branden is dedicated to expanding access to neurological expertise through innovative technology solutions.
Things You’ll Learn:
Virtual neurology is essential to address the growing shortage of neurologists and the increasing prevalence of neurological disorders, ensuring patients receive timely and specialized care.
AI triage systems can optimize neurologist time by prioritizing patients based on the acuity of their condition, ensuring the most critical cases receive immediate attention while managing the influx of stroke consults.
Hospitals can improve revenue, outcomes, and patient satisfaction by using teleneurology services.
A continuum of care model in virtual neurology, connecting acute care to outpatient teleneurology, is crucial for maintaining patient engagement within the health system and improving long-term health outcomes.
Mechanical thrombectomies and surgical procedures to remove clots are transforming stroke care. This provides an opportunity for health systems to develop hub-and-spoke models using virtual health to extend access to specialized care.
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