24/7 Teleneurology Services

Connecting Medical Facilities With Highly Trained Neurologists

Neurology is one of the most understaffed medical fields in the country.

• Rural clinics - Remote towns are severely understaffed in this area, meaning their patients have no close-to-home resource and may need to travel great distances for their care.
• Recruiting talent – Even facilities in metropolitan areas can have trouble recruiting top-tier talent for their facilities. We provide cost-effective access to highly experienced, fellowship-trained neurologists.
• Physician burnout – Some facilities require near constant on-call hours from their current neurology providers, leading to job dissatisfaction and burnout. We can help ease the burden of overnight or weekend on-call hours, helping clients retain their current staff.

Teleneurology is one of the specialty services offered through Blue Sky Telehealth. By partnering with us, you will be able to call on one of our experienced teleneurologists anytime you need. We can assist with diagnosis, assess a patient’s condition, consult with patients, and help plan the next stage of treatment.

Bringing Advanced Non-Emergent Neurological Care to You

Many neurological conditions requiring inpatient care need assessment and treatment from an experienced neurologist over an extended amount of time. This is extremely difficult for patients who do not live near medical facilities equipped to provide these services.

With the help of our telehealth neurologits, you can spare your patients long trips to big cities and provide them with the treatment they need.

• Alzheimer’s
• Epilepsy
• Dementia
• Chronic headaches and migraines
• Parkinson’s disease
• Aneurysms

When you become a partner of Blue Sky Telehealth, we build a customized Teleneurology program built to meet the unique needs of your facility and community.

How to Talk to a Telemedicine Neurologist

When engaging in a telemedicine consultation with a neurologist, it is essential to approach the interaction with clarity and preparedness. Begin by finding a quiet, well-lit space where you can have a private conversation. Ensure that your internet connection is stable and your device's camera and microphone are functioning correctly.

Prior to the appointment, compile a list of your symptoms, medical history, and any relevant medications or treatments you are currently undergoing.

During the consultation, be articulate and concise when describing your symptoms, focusing on their duration, severity, and any triggering factors. It may be helpful to have a notebook or electronic device handy to take notes on the neurologist's recommendations and explanations.

Don't hesitate to ask questions or seek clarification if anything is unclear. Remember, the telemedicine neurologist is there to provide guidance and support, so open and honest communication is key to a successful online neurology consultation.

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Additional Resources:

• What to Look for in a Telehealth Service for Your Hospital
• Using Telehealth in Time-Sensitive Situations
• How Telehealth Benefits Rural Community Hospitals

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