Expanding Health IT Capabilities and Reducing Costs

Intel and JAOtech change healthcare with innovative communication and information access. (1:00)

Soon all of Mexico will be connected through tele-medicine to Mexico's better future, powered by Intel technology.

Application for pediatrics improves patient/provider interaction through a secure, mobile platform. (3:31)

John Hengeveld’s real-life example shows how simulated computer experiments help cure diseases.

Philips improves radiology imaging for pediatric care with advances in scan quality and time.

Alex Zilberman discusses Intel technology's role in improving embedded healthcare medical equipment. (1:09)

Dr. Topol talks about wireless medical technology. (2:15)

Mobile clinical healthcare and Intel's products effect on healthcare.

Dr. Mark Blatt talks mobile point of care device selection and shares how to choose the right mobile device for collaborative workflow applications.

Genome data analysis realizes a competitive advantage for the collation of Big Data with cost-effective scalability

As the complexity and number of connected devices within the clinical environment increases, so do the challenges associated with them.

Eric Dishman shares ideas for home-based healthcare.

Intel Fellow discusses using innovation to improve the quality, cost, and access to healthcare.

Intel is studying people in an effort to drive healthcare solutions and technologies to help people look after their health in their own home.