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Tokyo, Japan (July 5, 2022) - Allm Inc. is pleased to announce that it has raised 24.7 billion yen through a third-party allotment of new shares to DeNA Co., Ltd. and SEIBU REALTY SOLUTIONS INC. Allm will use the funds to accelerate DX in the medical and nursing care field by developing new solutions specialized in telemedicine and connecting existing solutions with IoT devices. In addition, the company aims to...

Paper to assess the utility of Join, “Expedited communication of CT findings for acute stroke using a HIPAA-compliant messaging system” has been published in Neuroscience Informatics. Use of Join was associated with a significant decrease in read-back times compared to conventional methods of communication and was well accepted as a mode of communicating CT findings between radiologists and interdisciplinary members of the stroke team. Also, most users found Join to...

Paper on remote surgical support service using Join, "Remote neuro-endovascular consultation using a secure telemedicine system: A feasibility study" has been published in Surgical Neurology International. Remote consultation for surgery was conducted between The Jikei University Hospital and Neurosurgery Higashiyokohama Hospital through voice communication over a web conferencing system while live streaming video from angiography and operating room (OR) cameras were viewed via Join. It was concluded that this system...

Tokyo, Japan (February 1, 2022) - Allm Inc. is pleased to announce that "Join", a communication app for medical professionals developed and provided by Allm Inc. has been introduced to 1,000 medical institutions in 30 countries worldwide.   Join is a mobile app service developed and provided by Allm Inc. to enable medical professionals to communicate in a highly secure environment. The standard feature DICOM viewer enables professionals to view...

We will establish the first public anti-stroke medical network in the Republic of Donimica with Join and JoinTriage to support the creation of a system that enables stroke patients to receive appropriate treatment within a short time from the onset of stroke. The project aims to reduce the time it takes for ischemic stroke patients to receive thrombolytic therapy to less than four hours. Destacan plan para prevenir accidentes cerebro...

The first 5G network-based telemedicine demonstration in breast cancer in Latin America has been launched in Chile. Telemedicine will be realized by uploading mammograms taken in “mobile mammographs (mamógrafos móviles),” which are used for mobile examinations in rural areas, to Join and sharing them with specialists in remote locations. This will demonstrate the potential of 5G networks in the field of telemedicine. Learn more

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