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Connected for Life Now Features Ask Mayo Clinic Nurse Line
Chapel Hill, N.C. – Feb. 23, 2011 – Family Health Network is excited to announce that its Connected for Life online program for caregivers of aging loved ones will now feature access to Ask Mayo Clinic nurse line. Seniors who are part of the program will now have 24/7 access to expert health advice from Ask Mayo Clinic registered nurses. This additional service further enriches the Connected for Life online program which breaks down longstanding barriers to technology use by seniors and helps families stay in touch, monitor, and assist older family members who desire to live healthier and longer at home.“Mayo Clinic is world renowned for being a leader in medical care, research and education,” said CEO of Family Health Network, Harry Bailes. “Now, in addition to connecting seniors with family members and caregivers, we can offer them access to Ask Mayo Clinic nurse line that represents one of an expanding list of additional resources available through membership in Connected for Life.”
Ask Mayo Clinic nurse line provides convenient and quick access by phone to reliable health information that can reduce unnecessary emergency room, urgent care or primary care physician visits. In addition, Ask Mayo Clinic nurses can help determine if a situation requires an immediate medical attention. Callers can speak to registered nurses 24 hours a day 7 days a week to answer questions and offer reliable health information to help people make better informed health care decisions. Additionally, the nurses help to facilitate more appropriate utilization of health care resources.
The Connected for Life program will feature the symptom triage service of Ask Mayo Clinic nurse line that provides moment-of-need access and reassurance to assist callers with making health care decisions. Registered nurses are available to answer health questions both large and small, provide reliable information and guide the caller to the appropriate level of treatment from self-care to seeking medical treatment.
For an introductory period, Ask Mayo Clinic nurse line will be offered at no cost with membership in the Connected for Life program. After the first three months, Ask Mayo Clinic nurse line will cost $5 per month per family in addition to the $39.95 base monthly fee for the Connected for Life program.
For more information about the Connected for Life program, please visit http://www.familyhealthnetwork.com.
About Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit worldwide leader in medical care, research and education for people from all walks of life. For more information, visit MayoClinic.com or MayoClinic.org/news.
About Family Health Network
Family Health Network’s Connected for Life online program breaks down longstanding barriers to technology use by seniors and enables communication with friends, family members, caregivers and healthcare professionals. Seniors using the technology have found the program to be empowering, opening up new worlds and giving them unprecedented access to their care circle, their church, their community, and the world.
Connected for Life allows family members and health care professionals to remotely monitor, record, and track a senior’s health status and medications on a daily basis. By providing real-time information sharing with caregivers and healthcare providers, this low cost program allows seniors to maintain their independence, brings families together, relieves stress of caregivers, lowers the cost of care, and improves quality of life. Family Health Network’s Connected for Life holds the promise to be the centerpiece of a next generation of care for our rapidly aging society.
Ashley Andrews
104-A North Elliott Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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