About Digital Medicine
Bringing High Tech HealthHome to You.
Did you know? Individuals with hypertension or type 2 diabetes are at higher risk for complications from COVID-19.
Ochsner Digital Medicine helps patients manage their chronic conditions from home while staying connected to a dedicated care team.
What if you could get the one-on-one, personalized care you need to manage your high blood pressure or diabetes without having to make multiple trips to the doctor? Today, thanks to our specialized care team and easy-to-use Bluetooth technology, it’s possible.
Our convenient programs are designed to help you take control of your health. Whatever your goals, we’ll help you reach them–one small, manageable step at a time.
We’re real people dedicated to
making a real difference in your life.
Digital medicine may sound impersonal but it’s really anything but.
When you take a reading with your digital device, your results are automatically sent to your Digital Medicine care team in real time.
Using advanced analytics, our care team is able to create a personalized plan for you.
Your health coach helps you reach your milestones, while your clinician can adjust your high blood pressure and diabetes medicines to make sure you’re taking the most effective medications.
You get the best of both worlds – human compassion combined with the power of technology. It’s that simple.
Managing Chronic Diseases from Home During COVID-19
Our Programs
Manage your high blood pressure and/or type 2 diabetes at home using a digital device to send readings to your Digital Medicine team who will make adjustments to your care, as needed.
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For Individuals
Take Control of Your Health
Once and for All
For Employers
Keep Productivity Up
and Costs Down
For Health Plans
Keeping the Population Healthy
See how Ochsner integrates with payors.
For Job Seekers
Want to be a part of something bigger? Discover rewarding career opportunities with Ochsner Digital Medicine.
Disclaimer: This is not an emergency monitoring system. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.