A missing link to care​

In the world of medical professionals, we have physicians, nurses, medical assistants, patient navigators, and advanced practice providers, all working tirelessly to care for patients. However, the reality is that patients can be unwell round the clock, while healthcare workers can only address each patient for a fraction of the day, whether inpatient or outpatient. NEONs can become a bridge to this gap in healthcare support. NEONs step in when patients need assistance, providing a helping hand and reliable guidance during critical moments based on the data your systems already capture.

Not a provider. An advocate.

NEON can be omnipresent for patients. They can remind a patient when to take a medication and also help improve their understanding of why the medication is important. Adherence can be improved as instructions are clearly reiterated to patients in the moment, every time. Patients can remove the guilt of calling a doctor’s office with a seemingly simple but imperative question, as NEON can readily have several answers for them at any time. NEONs can also build a new role in medicine and healthcare by providing companionship and championship readily available to patients, day or night, in the hospital or at home.