[Broadband Communities Magazine blog post 12/9/19]
140,000 people die from strokes every year! Most of these are caused by hypertension (high blood pressure) and stress. December can be a real killer.
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Barbershops probably aren’t the first place you think to hold the line in this fight against hypertension. But you have to go where the people are. Community broadband (highspeed Internet access) and telehealth can get you there.
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This month starts a five-city, six-week telehealth pilot project barbershops and hair salons in which urban and rural communities will connect USB blood pressure cuffs to telehealth platforms via community networks in a pilot project to attack hypertension, the leading cause of strokes.
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Online motivation weight lossThere are several significant benefits for uniting community broadband and telehealth. Telehealth can motivate barbershops’ customers to sign up for broadband, which means new subscriber revenue. For example in one of the pilot cities, 27% Cleveland, Ohio’s 173,025 households don’t have Internet access according to the 2018 American Community Survey. How can telehealth impact community efforts such as Cleveland’s DigitalC, a non-profit ISP with a $20/month, 50 Mbps wireless service that targets underserved neighborhoods?