Telehealth and the Older Patient

One of the biggest strains today on our healthcare safety net is the influx of older patients. A policy article […]

Step by Step Guide for a Telehealth Rollout

Managing change in today’s ambulatory clinics is a full-time job. Many of us admit to a certain level of battle

We already know that healthcare costs are skyrocketing. Studies tell us that the cost of care has gone up by nearly

If you’ve been following the Healthcarelive blogs over the past year, you’ll notice one connecting thread between every article; the

Just how effective is video technology in healthcare delivery? Traditional wisdom seems to dictate that the in-person clinical visit is

In the age of digital communications, what defines the doctor-patient relationship? That’s what North Dakota lawmakers have been grappling with,

We’ve talked a lot about the benefits of telehealth over the past year. There are more than three decades of

Harvard reported the bad news: the U.S. spends twice the amount on healthcare as other industrialized nations but has poorer patient

There is substantial evidence today that telehealth initiatives are taking off. Faced with the dual-necessities of reducing costs and improving

“For chronic conditions like heart failure, atrial fibrillation and diabetes, the ability to monitor the patient’s condition remotely not only