Telehealth and mobile health services are reducing healthcare costs for millions. 70% of medical issues are minor and non-urgent and can be mostly resolved using telehealth services. This means less doctor and ER visits which translates to lower healthcare costs for members and their employers/health plans. Also, during nights and weekends we now have the capability to speak to a doctor or nurse from of the comfort of wherever we are… this is Amerivitals Healthcare, anywhere and anytime.

Now receive the amazing service options from Amerivitals with one time or monthly plans at a 20% discount through your company’s membership in the Arizona Technology Council.

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Angela Gonzales, Senior Reporter – Phoenix Business Journal

Apr 17, 2014 – Gunjan Goel was a senior IT director for Honeywell Aerospace for 12 years when he started thinking about the growing problem of patients’ inability to see phys­icians at a moment’s notice, nights and weekends.  By 2010, he left Honeywell to see what he could do to solve the problem. While he was working on it, his wife gave birth prematurely to twins, creating an even more crucial need to see a doctor quickly. It took him some time to create DialNurse, which launched last May to connect patients with a nurse to answer medical questions in an effort to keep people from making expensive and emergency room visits that might be unnecessary.  Since then, Goel has added physicians to the call list and changed the Mesa company’s name to Amerivitals.  → Read more

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 18, 2014 – DialNurse today announced the rebranding of its telehealth business to Amerivitals to reflect its strategy of creating a consumer facing healthcare channel that provides affordable healthcare 24/7 throughout the U.S. using telehealth.  DialNurse also announced the creation of a nationwide network of board certified physicians under the Amerivitals Telehealth umbrella that will provide medical consultations over phone and video to Amerivitals’ direct consumer and business clients.  → Read more

By GPPCTV | On February 13, 2014: DialNurse was featured by Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce as an Arizona Company that is offering tele health services to businesses and consumers lowering cost of healthcare and providing real time access to medical professionals.

By Maria Polletta | On November 19, 2013: As a father of twin girls who arrived 15 weeks prematurely, there’s not much Mesa tech guru Gunjan Goel hasn’t seen when it comes to dealing with pediatricians, doctors and health insurance.

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DialNurse is pleased to announce that it has partnered with TechTHiNQ www.techthinq.com for its strategic communications program. Specializing in industries such as healthcare, TechTHiNQ is assisting DialNurse with its rapid growth plans by communicating the benefits of telenursing to consumers and businesses seeking to control health care costs with the most efficient use of technology.

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We are proud to announce “Wellness Series” where we will give 101 remedies for minor and common ailments.  So spread the word around.

More and more people are resorting to home remedies and alternative health. This is more holistic approach to treating common ailments.  We are trying to compile 101 remedies for common conditions to help you in your wellness. These are not risky therapies, in most cases these are just common knowledge and a different approach. We are not trying to replace traditional treatment rather we are just trying to supplement that with age old knowledge. These simple approach can enhance your way of living.

Stay tuned for more remedies on Amerivitals Wellness Series.

May 16, 2013. Source: PRLog Press Release Distribution

Plexlane+ today announced the launch of a unique on-demand medical consultation service called DialNurse for everyday consumers.  DialNurse utilizes licensed and registered nurses to provide medical consultation for a flat fee per call.  The nurses have already handled over 5,000,000 calls, have an average experience of 12 years and are based in the U.S.  Read More