TMA offers diverse software applications and physical products, integrating versatile health IT systems, certified medical equipment, robust telemedicine, and Ai to significantly enhance business operations and growth potential.
In the maritime sector, telemedicine has become an indispensable tool, offering numerous applications to enhance the safety and well-being of seafarers. TMA’s standout innovation, the TMA Noah Ark of Health (No.A.H.) Telemedicine Case, is a portable, self-contained system configurable with top-tier medical devices and technology. It provides accurate patient assessments in mobile or remote environments, making it ideal for disaster response, mobile medical units, correctional facilities, home healthcare, military field hospitals, oil rigs, cruise ships, emergency medical care, and remote healthcare clinics.
The post-COVID era has significantly altered the landscape of seafarer healthcare, prompting TMA to adapt and innovate continually. The pandemic highlighted the critical need for health systems that can operate remotely and efficiently. TMA responded by integrating Artificial Intelligence with its telemedicine solutions to provide 24/7 medical support with 22 medical specialties.
Furthermore, TMA’s partnership with Interamerican and Naftilus Insurtech introduced an embedded insurance solution, reducing costs by up to 40% while increasing safety and well-being for seafarers.
Key Highlights of TMA’s Subscription Services
TMA offers a comprehensive subscription service tailored to the maritime sector, providing:
•l24/7 Med Call Center Service
• Vital Signs Diagnostics
• Lower Pricing Structure
• Reduced Insurance Costs through Naftilus Insurtech partnership
• Enhanced eHealth Services for your crews
Benefits
With TMA’s services, you will:
1. Maximize Crew Up-Time
2. Minimize Lost Time Incidents
3. Eliminate Non-Emergency Medical Transport Costs
4. Reduce Non-Essential Ashore Medical Visits
TMA has recently completed several significant projects for the Hellenic NHS:
• The National Telemedicine Network of Hellenic NHS: Successfully connected 32 Health Care Centers on Greek islands with 12 hospitals in Attiki.
• Expansion of the Network: Currently connecting an additional 312 Health Care Centers across the Hellenic NHS.
• Syros General Hospital: Transformed into a fully digitalized network system.
TMA’s R&D Department plays a crucial role in driving innovation, enhancing competitiveness, and fostering long-term growth. Participating in the EU-funded HoSmartAi project, TMA aims to transform healthcare systems using Ai and robotics.
Additionally, TMA’s e-Pokratis service, a Personal Health Record (PHR) with telemedical capabilities, enables users to perform Ai-empowered health checks and obtain vital health metrics such as heart rate, blood pressure, heart rate variability, breathing rate, oxygen saturation, and stress level simply by recording a short video with their smartphone camera.
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