Spritely Featured in Digital Health Connect

Thanks to team at Health Informatics New Zealand (HiNZ) for focusing the most recent issue of Digital Connect on the need for remote care. Spritely supports NZ hospitals to provide remote care that is effective, efficient, and equitable for everyone. Even older people who lack experience with technology. Here’s why….

Introducing Manaaki Mamao

For over a year Hato Hone St John has been blazing a trail for health equity in Aotearoa.

Changing the Lives of Those with Poor Healthcare Access

In a country where universal healthcare is a public good, you might wonder why anyone has poor access to it.

Spritely CEO on Talking HealthTech

Remote Patient Monitoring of Heart Failure patients in Rural Hawkes Bay

Hospital Capacity and Patient Flow

Te Whatu Ora Evaluates Spritely and Publishes its Report

Older People are Higher Users of the Health System

Spritely Featured in Digital Health Connect Magazine

Reflections on HiNZ

RPM for Home Support Following Surgery

What is Universal Design, and What Does it Mean for RPM?

Wild Health

Investing in the Capacity of our Health System

Innovation at Scale

Continuous vs Routine Monitoring

Runs on the Board

Evaluating Remote Patient Monitoring Trials – The Three Es Engagement, Effectiveness, Efficiency

Digital Health Festival 2023 – Melbourne

The Importance of Asynchronous Telehealth

Pioneers of Equity-Led Telemonitoring

Spritely Integrates with Private Care NZ

Spritely & Vivid Living Join Forces with My Food Bag

Spritely’s CEO Reflects on Digital Health Week 2022

Spritely Speaks at Digital Health Week. Watch the Presentation Here

Spritely Telemonitoring Resource

Spritely Features in Fletcher Building Annual Report

Unfair Advantage

There’s No Harm In “Remote-First” Thinking

Focus On the Things You Can Control – and Be Innovative

St John Launches Telemonitoring Service

Removing Barriers to Telemonitoring: Three things That Support Equity of Access

Digital Health Equity: New Models of Care Through Digital Enablement

Spritely CEO Speaks About Barriers to NZ Telehealth Innovation

Age in Place with Spritely

Hear Your Residents More Effectively with Spritely

Plug and Play Telehealth for Retirement Villages

Spritely: An Alternative to Home Care for the Elderly

Activity Management for Retirement Villages

Spritely: The Best Mobile Phone Alternative for the Elderly

Spritely Releases New Companion App

Keeping an Extra Set of Eyes on Vulnerable Seniors During Omicron

Spritely Partners with Fletcher Building

Spritely named Emerging Business of the Year

Digital Enablement Powered by Spritely

Talking Remote Patient Monitoring with NZHIT

Lockdown and Beyond

Can Telehealth-as-a-Service Help to Address the GP Crisis?

How Spritely Uses Postman to Create Health Tech for Retirees

Royal Commission Recommendation #107: Why wait?

Updating the Continuum of Care for the New Generation

Spritely’s NZACA Conference 2020

You Can’t Win Competitive Advantage, You Have to Maintain It

Work Hard, Play Hard

COVID Screening for Retirement Villages

Making Technology Age Friendly

SuperGold Care: An age-friendly system for remote patient monitoring

Concerns About Loneliness Resurface…

Communication in the Age of COVID-19

Safe Harbours or Cruise Ships?

Connect, Care & Contain

Everybody Needs Good Neighbours

New Zealand’s Silent Killer

The Mounting Cost of Counting Pills

Spritely Featured in Digital Health Connect

Spritely CEO on Talking HealthTech

Remote Patient Monitoring of Heart Failure patients in Rural Hawkes Bay

Hospital Capacity and Patient Flow

Te Whatu Ora Evaluates Spritely and Publishes its Report

Older People are Higher Users of the Health System

Spritely Featured in Digital Health Connect Magazine

Reflections on HiNZ

RPM for Home Support Following Surgery

What is Universal Design, and What Does it Mean for RPM?

Wild Health

Investing in the Capacity of our Health System

Innovation at Scale

Continuous vs Routine Monitoring

Runs on the Board

Evaluating Remote Patient Monitoring Trials – The Three Es Engagement, Effectiveness, Efficiency

Digital Health Festival 2023 – Melbourne

The Importance of Asynchronous Telehealth

Pioneers of Equity-Led Telemonitoring

Spritely’s CEO Reflects on Digital Health Week 2022

Spritely Speaks at Digital Health Week. Watch the Presentation Here

Spritely Telemonitoring Resource

Unfair Advantage

There’s No Harm In “Remote-First” Thinking

St John Launches Telemonitoring Service

Removing Barriers to Telemonitoring: Three things That Support Equity of Access

Digital Health Equity: New Models of Care Through Digital Enablement

Spritely CEO Speaks About Barriers to NZ Telehealth Innovation

Age in Place with Spritely

Spritely: An Alternative to Home Care for the Elderly

Spritely: The Best Mobile Phone Alternative for the Elderly

Spritely Releases New Companion App

Keeping an Extra Set of Eyes on Vulnerable Seniors During Omicron

Spritely named Emerging Business of the Year

Digital Enablement Powered by Spritely

Talking Remote Patient Monitoring with NZHIT

Can Telehealth-as-a-Service Help to Address the GP Crisis?

SuperGold Care: An age-friendly system for remote patient monitoring

Concerns About Loneliness Resurface…

New Zealand’s Silent Killer

Spritely Integrates with Private Care NZ

Spritely & Vivid Living Join Forces with My Food Bag

Spritely Features in Fletcher Building Annual Report

Focus On the Things You Can Control – and Be Innovative

Hear Your Residents More Effectively with Spritely

Plug and Play Telehealth for Retirement Villages

Activity Management for Retirement Villages

Spritely Partners with Fletcher Building

Lockdown and Beyond

How Spritely Uses Postman to Create Health Tech for Retirees

Royal Commission Recommendation #107: Why wait?

Updating the Continuum of Care for the New Generation

Spritely’s NZACA Conference 2020

You Can’t Win Competitive Advantage, You Have to Maintain It

Work Hard, Play Hard

COVID Screening for Retirement Villages

Making Technology Age Friendly

Communication in the Age of COVID-19

Safe Harbours or Cruise Ships?

Connect, Care & Contain

Everybody Needs Good Neighbours

The Mounting Cost of Counting Pills