Take care of your weight levels with DHI weight scale.
Ensuring accuracy in your measurements in data is essential in monitoring your health remotely. Studies have shown that patients who weigh themselves daily are more likely to gain greater control over their weight and lose more weight when compared to individuals who weighed themselves less frequently.
DHI weight scale automatically shares health data to your doctor without you having to take any extra steps between visits. It is just as easy as using a regular bathroom scale. There is absolutely no setup process or installation. You just step on the weight scale and it turns off automatically after you step off.
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Our Cellular Scale revolutionizes Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) by providing seamless weight tracking directly to healthcare providers. With cellular connectivity, patients can effortlessly transmit weight measurements without the need for additional hubs or internet connections. Setup is a breeze, ensuring quick deployment and minimal hassle. Patients can monitor their weight with ease, and healthcare professionals can access real-time data for comprehensive care management.
Our Bluetooth Weight Scale, when paired with a compatible hub, enables seamless weight monitoring for Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). Patients can easily track their weight and transmit data to healthcare providers for comprehensive care management. The scale’s intuitive design and wireless connectivity streamline the monitoring process, promoting patient engagement and improving health outcomes.
These conditions include:
- Heart failure.
- Chronic kidney disease.
- Hypertension (high blood pressure).
- Diabetes.
- Obesity.
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- Congestive heart failure (CHF).
- Lymphedema.
- Eating disorders.
- Liver disease.
Important steps to ensure accurate at-home weight measurements:
Weigh yourself in the morning. Many resources suggest that measuring weight in the morning is the best way to ensure consistency. Picking a specific time in the morning will help incorporate the habit and will assist with accurate measurements.
Weigh yourself before you shower. Hair and skin absorb water easily and may interfere with accurate measurements if weight is taken after showering or swimming.
Measure your weight naked or in the same clothes everyday. Consistency in clothing, or lack thereof, in measuring weight is key. Keeping this variable the same everyday by taking weight measurements naked, or in the same clothing, will ensure more accurate and consistent results.
Make sure your scale is on a hard, stable surface. Keeping scales on steady surfaces such as wood or tiled floors will help ensure accurate measurements. It’s best to keep scales in the same locations to help with consistency as well.
Move your scale away from walls or other objects. If scales become caught on surrounding objects or wall moldings the measurement can be obscured. Make sure the digital scale is moved away from other objects while measuring weight to help guarantee consistent data.
Bluetooth weight scale can be valuable tools in remote patient monitoring, allowing healthcare providers to access real-time weight data for comprehensive care management across various care settings.