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Improving Chronic Care Management in the Physician's Office

Explore how our smart tools can help you identify, diagnose and manage the prevalent health issues you see every day.

Physical Examination
Cardiopulmonary Testing
Hypertension Management
Vision Screening & Diagnostics

You're on the Front Line of Population Health

In a complex healthcare system, physician’s offices represent the first line of defense against the health issues patients face today. Discover how we’re working to help you manage chronic conditions and identify risk factors early – so you can support better outcomes for your patients and your practice.

Enhanced Physical Examinations

You’re always elevating patient care — and the tools you rely on every day play significant roles in that effort. Try our latest technology for the eye and ear exam and connected patient monitors that help you capture critical vital signs. We designed our portfolio of physical examination tools to help you:

  • Advance your eye and ear examinations with our next-generation, wide-view LED ophthalmoscopes and otoscopes
  • Quickly and accurately capture temperature readings with our ear and oral/axillary/rectal thermometers
  • Keep the diagnostic tools you need within arm’s reach with integrated wall systems

Featured Solutions:

Explore All The Ways We're Helping Improve Chronic Care Management in the Physician's Office

Greater Connections and Greater Outcomes Start With Greater Partnerships

We’re here to help you save and sustain lives along every step of the healthcare journey. Let’s get started.

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