The original cold medical care can now use advanced humanized cloud health medical technology to achieve the most immediate and friendly service. Mr Guo is an office worker in Taipei. When he is busy every day, he is most concerned about the health of his parents in the south. One day, when Mr. Guo was at work, he suddenly received a short message reminding him that his father's blood pressure was systolic blood pressure 15 1, diastolic blood pressure was 74, and his blood pressure was too high. So he immediately called back to the south to ask about his father's physical condition.

Home cloud health care technology can instantly transmit abnormal health information of patients. (Photo courtesy of Beishi United Hospital) This is not a science fiction novel that will happen in the future! Guo, director of the teaching and research team of Taipei United Hospital, said that this is a warm and humanized family cloud health care plan recently launched and is currently in the pilot stage. Fortunately, citizens who get a trial opportunity can use a cloud sphygmomanometer for free during the trial period. The appearance of this cloud sphygmomanometer is the same as other sphygmomanometers, but the magic is that it can automatically transmit every measurement data to the computer of Beijing Normal University and interpret it automatically. If there is any abnormality, it will immediately send short messages to users or their relatives and friends. At the same time, the hospital also has a special person to assist in data management. When users need medical services, they will directly access the city service center.

Guo said that when all countries in the world are developing cloud medical care, Taipei United Hospital has taken the lead in completing this humanized cloud medical system, and it will be promoted on a larger scale in the future depending on the use situation. By then, ordinary citizens will have the opportunity to use it and care about the health of themselves and their families.

Family cloud medical system in Taipei United Hospital. (Photo courtesy of Beijing Normal University Hospital)