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Increasing Medication Adherence with Video Technology - Sebastian Seiguer, CEO of Scene Health
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Increasing Medication Adherence with Video Technology - Sebastian Seiguer, CEO of Scene Health

Raise the Line · Sebastian Seiguer, Shiv Gaglani

June 22, 202323m 36s

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Show Notes

The failure of patients to take their medications as prescribed costs the U.S. healthcare system more than $500 billion a year, not to mention the adverse health outcomes it causes. Today’s Raise the Line guest, Sebastian Seiguer, co-founded and leads a company called Scene Health that is tackling this problem with a system that combines video technology, clinical coaching and validated interventions to improve medication adherence rates. Based on evidence gathered in multiple clinical trials, the Centers for Disease Control recently concluded that using asynchronous video is equivalent to an in-person Directly Observed Therapy - the current gold standard for adherence. “It’s an incredible thing. It's the first time in healthcare that an asynchronous video appointment is being treated the same as an in-person appointment,” Seiguer tells host Shiv Gaglani. Scene Health is currently supporting patients across multiple chronic and infectious conditions, including diabetes, asthma, opioid use disorder, tuberculosis and hypertension. Check out this enlightening conversation to learn why adherence is so low in the first place, how Scene Health is educating patients on how and why their medications work, and other applications for this approach.

Mentioned in this episode: https://www.scene.health/

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