Our Story

Jay Arora

CEO/Founder

Jay is an experienced investor and operator of telecom, consumer, healthcare and retail businesses.

Jay has established SuperiorCareServices to create technology products and services that will empower front-line providers to better treat their patients.

Prior to founding SuperiorCareServices, Jay has setup and run several retail businesses such as Telecom Reseller stores, Food and Beverage Restaurants and a Medical laboratory to name a few.

Written By: MarcJean Yutuc and Camille Dang

RPM: What the Pandemic Has Taught Us to Prepare For

When the coronavirus pandemic surfaced in Wuhan, China in December 2019, and has spread rapidly throughout the world, upending life and derailing the global economy, there was an evident problem emerging for the healthcare system the difficulty and danger of going to hospitals.

Issues the Pandemic Has Sparked in Healthcare Systems

The pandemic has placed severe strain on health systems worldwide, with drastic changes in demand for inpatient care. Taking care of COVID-19 patients while maintaining treatment for patients with other conditions is a complex challenge.

Why Remote Monitoring Matters for Chronic Disease Patients

Chronic disease patients who are self-isolating due to pandemic may find their health conditions worsening over time. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) empowers them to be checked by their providers, with the support of medical devices available at the comfort of their homes. RPM powered by AI and machine learning can replace many of the current inpatient visits. Here are some advantages:

Patients can monitor their conditions and adhere with treatments or care programs easily without the constant need for hospital visits.
Patients can eliminate much of the manual data collection and data entry required by providers, allowing them to track vital signs seamlessly.
Patients can understand daily biometrics and how they are related to prescriptions or lifestyle changes.
>Patients can achieve peace of mind and comfort knowing that they are empowered by RPM technology to self-manage their health, and seek immediate support from care providers if needed.

The Solution

During this pandemic, acute and chronically ill patients need SuperiorCareServices remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology more than ever. SuperiorCareServices RPM uses advanced technology to continuously monitor patients’ diseases in real time. SuperiorCareServices RPM has a wide range of AI-driven medical devices for patients to utilize based on their specific condition, which measure patients’ vital signs continuously and transmit the data in real time to a cloud database, which can be viewed by both the patient and anyone else that the patient has connected to the account.

Since patients are monitored 24/7, they are able to keep their condition in check constantly and continuously. Firstly, using SuperiorCareServices RPM technology eliminates the need for regular hospital checkups,

which also lessens the risk of transmitting coronavirus between patients and doctors. Furthermore, utilizing RPM empowers patients to get a more holistic perspective of their health rather than a one-sided, limited one that comes with the individual hospital check ups.

RPM also allows patients to be monitored at home even after local hospitals have reached their capacity limit. In addition, SuperiorCareServices RPM solution enables patients and anyone connected to the patients’ account, especially health care providers, to monitor the severity of their condition at any point in time. This eliminates the issue of patients’ downplaying their condition as SuperiorCareServices RPM provides hard data and vital signs for both patients and their clinicians (if connected to the account) to decide whether a trip to the hospital or a virtual call is necessary.