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Customers Testimonials

WebCareHealth is dedicated to improving patient and provider outcomes for our healthcare partners. We are working with over 20 healthcare systems that represent over 100 facilities across the U.S.

Hear from our customers and patients below.

Clients

“Our partnership with WebCareHealth confirms our commitment to improving the lives of patients with heart failure. With WebCareHealth, we’re incorporating remote patient monitoring as a key management tool for reducing hospitalizations and readmissions by delivering optimal therapy for our patients”

Rachel Robinson, Director of Quality and Risk Management, MercyOne Iowa Heart Center

“WebCareHealth understands the unique challenges care teams face in managing patients with heart failure and AFib. Their platform allows us to get a more complete view of the patient with real-time data and treatment recommendations so we can prevent adverse events”

Jennifer Farfan, Nurse, MercyOne Iowa Heart Center

“We are excited to add WebCareHealth as an ICAHN partner. Our partnership is timely and critical given the challenges our member hospitals and rural health programs have faced during COVID. Together, we’ll be able to share resources, expertise, and best practices on utilization of new technologies like remote patient monitoring software for optimal care”

Patricia Schou, Executive Director, Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network

“This isn’t your average electronic data company. WebCareHealth is one of the only organizations working to offer an across-the-board provider and patient-focused set of solutions. HFMgr makes routine monitoring of heart failure easier and most importantly more effective. I’m very excited to work with them”

Dr. Marc Silver, Founding Member of Heart Failure Society of America

“WebCareHealth helps us watch for changes in patient patterns and intervene when needed to keep patients out of the ER. They help us keep track of patients’ pain patterns on a long-term basis and see changes in real-time so we can be proactive instead of reactive to prevent patients from ending up in the ER”

Betsy Bolton, PA-C, Central States Pain Clinic

“WebCareHealth handles the servicing of meters and strips for INR testing, which is an area we struggled with for a long time. This combined with a new revenue opportunity made remote patient monitoring a compelling argument, and the right thing to do for our patients”

Michael Gulseth, Pharm. D., anticoagulation program director, Sanford USD Medical Center

Patients

"WebCare is better than other remote patient monitoring tools because my dad’s data is being seen by nurses and doctors we know and trust. I like knowing there is someone watching out for my dad and that they’ll call me if something isn’t right."

Connie, daughter to Dale Stevens, 89, Heart Failure

“If you have a smartphone, it’s the easiest program to use. It takes a second to enter your data and submit it. Someone will see your numbers right away and reach out if there’s something wrong,” Connie S., Caregiver to Patient

“Before WebCareHealth, I was told to just take my medicine. That didn’t help very much. I now talk to a nurse three times a week, and they help me pay closer attention to what I’m doing.” Ivan P., Patient

“I enjoy the freedom of testing my INR anywhere, anytime. I winter away in Arizona and CoagMgr has made testing my INR and staying in contact with my doctor a breeze.” Ron B., Patient

“It’s nice to have someone else interested in what you’re doing. They can tell by looking if things are out of range. We’ve had a couple of times where it didn’t look good. They reported to the doctor, and the doctor called right away and made some changes. That wouldn’t have happened without WebCareHealth.” William W., Patient

“Now I know what’s going on and what changes I need to make. For me, this means keeping a closer eye on my weight. Since changing my diet and staying away from red meat, white flour, rice, and potatoes, I’ve lost a good bit of weight.”

Steve N., Patient

“CoagMgr has changed the way I view my INR tests. It was always a frustration and a burden to go to a clinic several times a month. Now it has turned into a Tuesday morning bonding time with my 3-year-old daughter, Kinley, who plays nurse and lays out all my supplies for me.” Nic B., Patient