Dimer Health

08/19/2026

What happens in the first few days after leaving the hospital can shape the rest of a patient’s recovery.

“Most complications don’t begin as emergencies.”

That’s one of the important points Dimer Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. David Feldman shares on the latest episode of the Empowered Patient Podcast.

A medication question, increasing pain, swelling, or another small change can develop over hours or days. With the right clinical support, there’s an opportunity to address these concerns earlier, before they become an unnecessary trip back to the ER or hospital.

Dr. Feldman joined host Karen Jagoda to talk about the gap between discharge and follow-up care, why those first days at home matter so much, and how Dimer Health is helping patients stay connected to care throughout recovery.

🎧 Listen to the full conversation: https://empoweredpatientradio.com/virtual-transitionist-model-reduces-complications-after-acute-care-events-with-dr-david-feldman-dimer-health

07/17/2026

Three years ago, we saw our first patient. That one visit set everything in motion.

It was the moment everything we'd built started to matter - not in theory, but in someone's actual recovery.

Since then, we've grown to 50+ employees, closed multiple funding rounds including our Series A, and expanded our network of health system and payer partners. We've launched and continue to refine AiME, and we're getting ready to bring Dimer Connect to life.

Most importantly, we've stayed close to the patients we serve: 15K patient visits and a 9.3/10 likelihood-to-recommend score - outcomes that keep validating why we started this company in the first place.

We're proud of how far we've come, and even more energized about what's next for Dimer Health and all those involved with our mission: to guide patients through every health transition with seamless, proactive, personalized care; combining physician-led expertise with purpose-built technology, to improve outcomes and deliver a higher standard of care for patients - creating lasting value for the systems we serve.

Here's to the patients, clinicians, and partners who've made these three years possible. 💜

07/16/2026

🚨 Air Quality Alert: The AQI in our area has climbed into the "unhealthy" range today (160+) as smoke from Canadian wildfires moves through NJ/NY.

If you're recovering from a recent hospital stay or managing a chronic condition — heart disease, COPD, asthma — poor air quality can hit you harder than most. Your lungs and heart are already working overtime; don't make them work through smoke too.

Our advice: stay inside if you can. Dimer Health is here virtually — no need to risk exposure for a check-in, medication question, or symptom concern. We can support most of your medical needs from the comfort (and clean air) of your own home.

If you do need to step out, keep these in mind:
✔️ Limit your time outdoors
✔️ Skip strenuous activity — save the walk or workout for a clearer day
✔️ In the car, switch your air to "recirculate/internal" so outside smoke doesn't get pulled in
✔️ Stay hydrated — it helps your body manage the extra strain
✔️ Keep windows and doors closed at home, and run an air purifier or AC on recirculate if you have one
✔️ If you're at higher risk (recent surgery, heart or lung condition) and must go out, an N95 mask offers real protection — a cloth mask won't cut it for smoke
✔️ Know your warning signs: increased shortness of breath, chest tightness, dizziness, or a worsening cough means it's time to call us — don't wait it out

Feeling off? Don't push through it. Call us at 973-566-1826 or book a virtual visit using the link in comments — we'll help you manage it from home.

Dimer Health is available 24/7, and whenever your symptoms or concerns arise.

07/14/2026

💻 Behind the Screens: Meet Hina Rey, PA-C

For nearly three decades, Hina has cared for patients in emergency medicine, rural hospitals, family practice, and beyond. Today, she brings that experience to Dimer Health, helping patients recover safely at home after a hospital stay.

Working in rural medicine taught Hina just how important access to care can be.

💬 "Patients don't have to figure it out alone after they leave the hospital. That's where we come in."

Whether she's helping a patient recover from a serious burn, answering questions after surgery, or simply providing reassurance when something doesn't feel right, Hina believes every patient deserves someone to guide them through recovery.

Read Hina's full Behind the Screens story and learn why she's passionate about transforming recovery after discharge.

https://www.dimerhealth.com/blog/behind-the-screens-meet-hina-rey

Meet Hina Rey, PA-C, and learn how nearly 30 years of clinical experience shape her approach to transitional care, virtual care, and patient recovery.

06/23/2026

🌞 Know someone who just got home from surgery?
Summer recovery is harder than most people realize, and nobody warns you about it at discharge.

Send them this. It covers everything from protecting the incision in the heat, to which common medications make you more sun-sensitive, to why "feeling better" isn't the same as "being ready."

Written by our CMO Dr. David Feldman for exactly this moment.

Link to Summer Surgery Recovery Guide in comments👇

06/16/2026

Found a tick? Avoid the ER.
A tick bite doesn't mean an ER trip. Learn how to remove it safely, what symptoms to watch for, and how to get same-day virtual care — without the wait.

https://www.dimerhealth.com/blog/found-a-tick-do-you-need-the-er

05/18/2026

You type your symptoms into ChatGPT. It tells you to contact a doctor.

Now what?

Do you call the office and wait on hold? Hope you get a callback by end of day? That advice, as well-meaning as it is, still leaves you on your own to figure out the next step.

Dimer Health's AiME works differently. When it spots something in your medical record that needs attention, it doesn't just flag it and leave you hanging. It connects you directly to a licensed provider who takes it from there.

Because getting told to "see a doctor" isn't the same as actually being taken care of.

🔗 https://healthcaretoday.com/article/ai-a-help-or-hindrance-to-healthcare

The debate over how useful AI in health and social care settings really is has ramped up. But despite active PR drives, not everyone is on board.

05/14/2026

You haven’t heard from us much lately, and that’s because we’ve been building.

We have more to share soon about the future of Dimer Health and the dynamic, personalized care experience we’re creating for patients beyond discharge.

But while we build, one thing remains unchanged: our patients are our North Star, and our commitment to care is never anything less than excellence.

Messages like this remind us why the work matters.

04/29/2026

OpenAI now has an AI tool for patients, one for clinicians, and one for health systems.

All three leave the same question unanswered: what happens after the AI responds, when it's 9pm and a high-risk patient needs more than information?

Dr. Zhou Zhang, our Medical Director, wrote about this precise question, and why the answer has to be a hybrid model where AI and always-on human clinicians operate as one system.

Our data: 50% escalation conversion. Patients act when a real clinician is on the other side.

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ChatGPT in healthcare streamlines answers and documentation, but can't act on at-risk patients after hours. See how a hybrid care model closes the gap.

04/07/2026

Hearing this from a patient - and a nurse - means everything to us.

“Being there when you can’t reach your primary care.”

That’s exactly why we exist.

Thank you for trusting us to support you when it matters most. 💜