Medical Economics calls the coronavirus an “opportunity” for physicians to try telemedicine. Telemedicine consults could potentially slow the spread of […]
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As we write this, the coronavirus outbreak has spread across more than 100 countries. The U.S. is in lockdown mode
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As the American public grows more concerned about the coronavirus and healthcare providers prepare for a possible influx of US
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After decades of intermittent use by only the largest of healthcare providers, telehealth is predicted to increase rapidly in popularity
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How do the major insurance carriers handle reimbursement for telehealth these days? As of October 2019, 42 states and the District
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Telemedicine, which uses the Internet to connect patients and providers, is growing. Though the terms e-health, m-health, and telehealth are often interchanged
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20 million Americans enrolled in Medicare are about to embrace telehealth. The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 takes effect this year, and
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About a year ago, the Journal of the American Medical Association published an opinion piece from two doctors at New York Presbyterian. In it,
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By all accounts, telemedicine has an adoption problem. Nearly 80% of all patients are interested in trying telehealth. Yet despite the favorable
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Patient convenience is now the number one factor when choosing a clinical provider. This makes telemedicine an increasingly attractive offering
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