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We are pleased to announce that our CEO Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr. continues to serve his community through his work at UCLA Health. In the article, he talks about his perspective on community-based work as he says, “Doing community-based work requires that you spend time (in the community)." We will continue to support and help Dr. Frencher with his service to his community.

Two hospitals, a partnership and the resilience of South Los Angeles Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital and UCLA Health have vowed to fulfill a promise made in the wake of the Watts Rebellion

Many hospitals and healthcare organizations are getting ready to distribute the vaccine to people in their community. We still must be vigilant against the coronavirus even after we get the vaccine. HubMD is dedicated in the safety and wellbeing of our community and healthcare professionals who are treating COVID-19 patients. We will continue to support and assist wherever they are.

Why You Should Still Wear A Mask And Avoid Crowds After Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine It takes time after vaccination for immunity to the virus to build up, and no vaccine is 100% effective. Plus, scientists don't yet know if the vaccine stops viral spread. Here's what's known so far.

The Coronavius pandemic has shaken the healthcare system for patient care. Many hospitals are overwhelm by the influx of COVID-19 patients as well as voicing their concerns about the spread of COVID-19. HubMD is dedicated in working with healthcare providers caring for COVID-19 patients by offering virtual support and medical recommendations. HubMD will continue to serve and treat all patients and medical professions no matter where they are. We will continue our dedication and support in this time of crisis.

Near Crisis, Some Hospitals Face Tough Decisions In Caring For Floods Of Patients Hospitals are getting so crowded with COVID-19 patients that they're having to resort to workarounds to treat them all. Experts warn this may hamper doctors' ability to save lives.

Telehealth enables and incentivize patients to reach their physicians and health system without leaving their homes. Telehealth has made healthcare easier to access for both the patients and medical professionals. HubMD is driven to help medical professionals utilize virtual care to better serve their patients. We will continue to provide medical innovation and services for our medical professionals and their patients.

Managing your health in the age of Wi-Fi From patient portals to wearable monitoring devices, telehealth gives you the tools to better manage your health. Are you taking advantage of these tools?

Many underserved communities are getting the necessary healthcare access through telehealth especially during this pandemic. HubMD is dedicated to serving and treating patients in need of access of healthcare. We will continue to provide medical innovation and services for our medical professionals and their patients. We will continue to serve those in need.

How Telehealth Can Improve Access for Underserved Communities | The Healthcare Guys Available data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) states that telemedicine visits increased from 7,000 in 2004 to 108,000 by 2013. In the years that have followed, improved technology has greatly expanded this number, making the option for broad use of telemedicine possible by the pandemic o...

The Coronavirus pandemic is growing and spreading rapidly as the death tolls keep rising. The Coronavirus pandemic has taken the lives of many citizens in the United States and around the world. We must to be diligent with our personal hygiene like wearing masking and washing hands to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our communities. HubMD will continue to serve and lend a helping hand to our community. We are all in this together.

A Rush On Coronavirus Testing Strains Laboratories, Drives Supply Shortages More than half of labs are reporting they're running short on test kits, pipettes and crucial chemicals.

There is little doubt that telemedicine can expand healthcare access for all patients but we have not fully understood how effective that care will be. It will depend on how well we implement, train and assess. Telemedicine fills a glaring gap in vulnerable populations because it enables patients who lack access to care due to unemployment, disabilities, limited means for transportation etc. to have access to physicians and healthcare services. We are dedicated in providing that resource to safety net communities through virtual care strategies and virtual medical recommendations. We will continue to support and improve healthcare for safety net communities.

Patient interest in and barriers to telemedicine video visits in a multilingual urban safety-net system AbstractObjective. To determine interest in and barriers to video visits in safety-net patients with diverse age, racial/ethnic, or linguistic background.Materi

The Journal of Medical Internet Research talks about how online patient health portals improve quality of care and health outcomes in safety net communities. HUBMD recognize that safety net communities don't have constant access to healthcare. We are dedicated in providing that resource to safety net communities thru virtual care strategies and virtual medical recommendations from our doctors and specialist. We will continue to support and improve access to healthcare for safety net communities.

Portals of Change: How Patient Portals Will Ultimately Work for Safety Net Populations Journal of Medical Internet Research - International Scientific Journal for Medical Research, Information and Communication on the Internet

The Coronavirus pandemic has take the lives of many citizens in the United States and around the world. Let us do our part in preventing the spread of COVID-19. HUBMD understands this situation. HUBMD works with healthcare providers caring for COVID-19 patients by offering virtual support and medical recommendations. HUBMD will continue to serve and lend a helping hand to our community.
We are all in this together.

Universal Mask Wearing Could Save Some 130,000 Lives In The U.S., Study Suggests The study is based on some assumptions under different scenarios. It suggests that if 95% of Americans wore masks in public it could drastically reduce the amount of COVID-19 deaths by February.

No one should be rejected from getting healthcare due to their race especially during this pandemic. HUBMD is dedicated in helping medical doctors fighting against COVID-19 by offering virtual support and medical recommendations to medical professionals. HUBMD will continue to serve and help medical professions no matter where they are.
We are all in this together!

'All You Want Is To Be Believed': Sick With COVID-19 And Facing Racial Bias In The ER When a Latina woman went to a Bay Area hospital, a doctor was dismissive of her COVID symptoms. Is unconscious bias one reason people of color are disproportionately affected by the coronavirus?

No matter who you are, we are all affected by the coronavirus. We need to do our part in helping our community and our neighbors in surviving this pandemic just like these nonprofit organization are doing for front-line workers. HUBMD is dedicated in working with healthcare providers caring for COVID-19 patients by offering virtual support and medical recommendations.
HUBMD will continue to serve and treat all patients and medical professions no matter where they are.

Power Of The Petition: Nonprofit Helps Front-Line Workers Fight For Their Rights Eight out of every nine American workers don't have a union to represent them in workplace disputes. A nonprofit website is helping push for better wages and working conditions amid the pandemic.

CEO Dr. Stanley Frencher shared that a HubMD urologist was able to use the Cloudbreak application and local marti cart to triage a hematuria (blood in the urine) eConsult while finishing a surgery at another hospital. The nursing staff and referring primary care provider (P*P) who needed to admit the patient from a nursing home, along with the ED doc who was able to manage the patient confidently, were all thrilled. We are proud to be a virtual group of Smart, Kind, Brave specialists who provide excellent medical advice to P*Ps and care to patients. HubMD will continue to serve and treat all patients and medical professions no matter where they are.

The Coronavius pandemic has shaken the healthcare system for patient care especially in low-income communities and prison systems. Many inmates have voice their concerns about the spread of COVID-19 in the prisons but they have gone unanswered. HUBMD is dedicated in working with medical doctors and administrators providing care to sick inmates in the prison systems by providing virtual support and medical recommendations. HUBMD will continue to serve and treat all patients and medical professions no matter where they are.

We will continue our dedication and support in this time of crisis.

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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, our healthcare system has been strained to help and heal patients who have contracted COVID-19. HUBMD knows that everyone is affected by this pandemic and wants to help patients to receive access to healthcare no matter where they are by providing doctors and specialists who are dedicated to serve our community for the better. We are all in this together. HUBMD will continue to serve and treat those patients who are in need for healthcare.

Some Hospitals Fail To Separate COVID-19 Patients, Putting Others At Risk Nurses say COVID-19 patients have sometimes been housed in the same units as uninfected patients. While officials have penalized nursing homes for such failures, hospitals have seen less scrutiny.

CEO Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr. sat down with Hospital Association of Southern California (HASC) Strategic Communications to reflect on the ongoing pandemic, on health and care, and to share several personal stories.

"COVID-19 exposed the ills of our health care system. It didn’t create them. Lack of equitable care, under-insurance, maldistribution of medical resources, racial disparities and social injustice existed before the pandemic. Those of us who dedicate our careers to the safety net, know this all too well because we live it daily. Our patients deserve better."

In the Spotlight: Stanley K. Frencher, Jr., MD - Hospital Association of Southern California Dr. Stanley Frencher, Jr. is medical director of surgical outcomes and quality at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital ...

“Telehealth appointments can be conducted on a smartphone, tablet or computer and offer you the ability to discuss your condition in real time with your provider. As a physician, we can tell a lot about a person’s illness just by looking at and speaking to them.” — Daniel Riechert, MD, a family medicine physician at Loma Linda University Health.

Tips for successful telehealth What to expect from and how to prepare for your virtual health appointments

By engaging with eConsult, video consultation, and mobile health HubMD specialists are leveraging virtual care modalities to bring access to specialty care for patients across California.

COVID Has Made the Office Visit a Dinosaur Douglas Eby MD, MPH, CPE, VP Medical Services, Southcentral Foundation, Alaska Native Medical Center

“With the addition of the Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group (LLUFMG)'s expansive specialty expertise, HubMD will continue its work for IEHP and expand access to other safety net providers,”
— HubMD CEO Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr.

HubMD P.C. and Loma Linda University Health Partner to Expand Specialists’ Virtual Reach to Patients Across Southern California. Virtual medical group of specialists HubMD P.C. partners with Loma Linda University Health to better serve safety-net populations in the region.

Our partnership with IEHP increases both patients' and physicians' access to valuable specialty expertise during the resurgence of COVID-19.

HubMD Partners with the Inland Empire Health Plan, Expanding Virtual Care to Support Patients and Physicians During the Pandemic As COVID-19 is resurging, Inland Empire Health Plan has partnered with HubMD to expand access to specialty care via eConsult services.

CEO Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr. and co-authors analyzed eConsult data collected from IEHP's Multi-County eConsult Initiative before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.

After reviewing the data, we can see opportunities for improving access to care and reducing unnecessary costs in the health system nationally.

Click the PDF or visit the Journal of Clinical Outcomes Management article online here: https://lnkd.in/gnd4Kqv

eConsult Data Shed Light on Care Coordination Decisions During the COVID-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many health care professionals and their patients to use telehealth and virtual care to address care needs in new ways.1 To she

To understand the beginning of HUBMD, HubMD shares our CEO Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr.'s starring in Episode 11 of a documentary series by Black Men In White Coats.

In 2018, the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA joined the Black Men in White Coats campaign to encourage young black men to become physicians.

Black Men In White Coats​ Short Documentary Series Episode 11 - Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr. Dr. Stanley Frencher Jr, Urological Surgeon at UCLA Medical Center. Black Men In White Coats Short Documentary Series Episode 11 - Help us get more Black Men...

Virtual care is opening doors and increasing access to physicians in the world of healthcare.

Physicians are seeing as many as 50 to 175 times more patients remotely than before the coronavirus outbreak. In 4 minutes, CBS News senior medical correspondent and cardiologist at Northwell Health Dr. Tara Narula talks about virtual care.

HubMD specialists are prepared to accommodate patient needs through virtual care platforms and communication models like messaging and video chats! HUBMD always put our patients first.

Telehealth visits surge amid COVID-19 pandemic The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the integration of telemedicine. Health providers are seeing 50 to 175 times the number of patients by telehealth than before the outbreak, according to a McKinsey COVID-19 Consumer Survey. CBS News senior medical correspondent Dr. Tara Narula, a cardiologist...

HubMD CEO Stanley Frencher Jr. firmly believes that virtual care (telehealth) should be taught to medical students, residents, and clinicians. Vrtual care allows us to see those patients who really need healthcare.

"Telemedicine needs to be taught, not simply practiced."

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Telemedicine Training in Undergraduate Medical Education: Mixed-Methods Review Telemedicine has grown exponentially in the United States over the past few decades, and contemporary trends in the health care environment are serving to fuel this growth into the future. Therefore, medical schools are learning to incorporate telemedicine ...

Our HubMD CEO Stanley Frencher Jr, HubMD team, and top-tier virtual care specialists are all devoted to improving patients' access to specialty care across Southern California, especially those in the safety-net.

By coordinating asynchronously with over 500 primary care physicians across the Inland Empire through the IEHP-funded eConsult Initiative, we are fulfilling our mission and touching lives every day.

Our WISE Workflow Engineers, Physician Leads, and Staff led by CEO Sajid Ahmed, CMO Stanley Frencher Jr, and COO Waheed Baqai are devoted to supporting Physicians and Staff across the Inland Empire in wielding the power of virtual care.

We work daily with primary care physicians and staff from Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Riverside University Health System, and the Inland Empire Health Plan ( ), as well as HubMD specialists to facilitate their coordination of patient care via eConsult!

Through the Multi-County eConsult Initiative (eConsultie.com), we have helped 524 primary care physicians across 89 clinic locations gain virtual access to 153 specialists covering 38 specialties in order to deliver quality care to 1 million patients across the Inland Empire.

As of this month, primary and specialty physicians have exchanged 60,000 eConsults since the start of MCeI! We are proud of these milestones, but there is much left to do!

Our partnership with WISE Healthcare will help further the mission of our virtual medical group of specialist physicians—improve access to specialty care for vulnerable and safety-net populations. HubMD specialists are thrilled to be working with WISE Workflow Engineers as we expand our reach and impact!

WISE Healthcare and HubMD Partner to Improve Access to Specialty Care For Underserved and Vulnerable Populations WISE Healthcare and HubMD partner to provide virtual care services and achieve transformational healthcare delivery for underserved populations.

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