Stroke Care Technology
Stroke Care Technology
The RP-7TM Robot (invented, designed & manufactured by InTouch Health, Santa Barbara, California) through the utilization of a secured wireless, broadband, internet connection, can provide physician care to patients in another location. Within moments of a request for a medical consultation, a UofL Health Care physician, seated at a computer control station (either at home, office, airport terminal, or anywhere in the world that has a wireless connection) connects via the Internet to the RP-7 Robot located in the partner hospital's Emergency Room to consult on the patient.
Through the robot (which stands 5 feet 6 inches tall), a doctor can interact and converse with a patient, patient's family, physician or nurse through a live, two-way audio and video. Using a joystick, the camera and the guidance of 360-degree infrared sensors, the physician can maneuver the robot through the hospital to a patient's bedside and move the robot's head to view vital signs on monitors and charts. The physician drives the robot through remote access, and the robot is almost self sufficient; the only thing it needs assistance with is plugging in to recharge the robot's battery.
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Alex Abou-Chebl, MD
University Neurologists, PSC
401 E. Chestnut Street
Suite 510
Louisville, KY 40202
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Martin Brown, MD
University Neurologists, PSC
401 E. Chestnut Street
Suite 510
Louisville, KY 40202
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Alexi Hernandez, MD
University Neurologists, PSC
401 E. Chestnut Street
Suite 510
Louisville, KY 40202
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Kerri Remmel, MD
University Neurologists, PSC
401 E. Chestnut Street
Suite 510
Louisville, KY 40202
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Christopher Shafer, MD
University Neurologists, PSC
401 E. Chestnut Street
Suite 510
Louisville, KY 40202
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Vincent Truong, MD
University Neurologists, PSC
401 E. Chestnut Street
Suite 510
Louisville, KY 40202
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