It includes a wide range of services such as:

Remote consultations — the doctor and the patient can communicate via video, phone or chat, which allows them to receive medical care without leaving home.

Remote diagnostics — analysis of medical data, such as X-rays, test results, ultrasound and others, using online platforms.

Health monitoring is the use of medical devices to track health indicators (for example, blood sugar levels, blood pressure) and transfer this data to a doctor for analysis.

Teleoperation — performing operations using robots controlled by a doctor from a distance.

Training and professional development — online courses and webinar

Tele-education is used both in school and higher education, as well as for professional development of specialists. It opens up access to education for people in remote areas or with disabilities, and also helps to save time and resources.

Remote consultations — providing medical care through video calls, phone calls or online chats.

Remote diagnostics is the analysis of medical data (X—rays, ultrasound, analyzes) at a distance.

Health monitoring — the use of health tracking devices (e.g. heart rate monitors, blood pressure monitors, sugar monitoring devices).

Teleoperation — performing operations using robotic systems controlled by doctors from a distance.

Training and professional development — online courses and webinars for health workers.

These areas make medical services more accessible and effective, especially for remote and hard-to-reach regions.

Video consultations — communication with a doctor via video link for diagnosis and treatment.

Telephone consultations — telephone consultations for obtaining medical recommendations.

Chat consultations — text messaging with a doctor for advice and recommendations.

Remote examination — the doctor analyzes the symptoms or test results sent by the patient online.

Consultations with specialized specialists are an opportunity to get the expert opinion of a doctor of a narrow specialization via the Internet.

Such consultations allow you to receive medical care without the need for a personal visit to a medical institution, which is especially important in remote areas.

Features:

Remote control — doctors can change the parameters of the device or interfere with the monitoring process without the physical presence of the patient.

Automatic data collection — sensors constantly monitor vital signs.

Real time — data is transmitted instantly, which allows you to quickly respond to changes in the patient's health status.

These systems are useful for controlling chronic diseases, preventing emergencies, and improving the quality of care for patients at home.

Remote consultations — medical care via video calls, phone or chat.

Health monitoring is the use of devices to track health indicators (for example, blood pressure, sugar).

Remote diagnostics is the analysis of medical data (X—rays, ultrasound) at a distance.

Teleoperation — performing operations with robots under the supervision of doctors.

Mobile telemedicine complexes are portable devices for diagnostics and consultations in remote locations.