Telehealth

Many Questions Outstanding About Diagnosis Through Telemedicine, Report Finds
Telediagnosis on the grand scale experienced since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic is an evolving science, researchers find.
Survey: Workers Embrace Telehealth
"The ability to access care virtually has gained momentum and become a valued option for employees," says Mercer.

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Study Affirms Strategies for Telepsychiatry Care Delivery
The study sought to determine whether an integrated or referral approach was more effective when providing clinic-to-clinic mental health care...
Under Pressure, Montana Hospital Considers Adding Psych Beds Amid a Shortage
Across Montana, such units routinely hit capacity and some struggle to find enough workers to staff them.
Consumer-First Focus at Advocate Aurora Health
Chief brand and consumer experience officer, Kelly Jo Golson, details the strategies behind the health system's consumer-first focus.
Telehealth Accounts for 20% of Health System Appointments
After a spike in telehealth during the public health emergency, a study suggests that virtual care appears to be leveling...
V-Safe: How Everyday People Help the CDC Track COVID Vaccine Safety With Their Phones
How does v-safe strengthen the nation's existing safety checks and how well is it working?
Opinion: Reimagining public health infrastructure in the 21st century
A new multidisciplinary field of public health technology should be established to modernize the nation's health system.
Why has Teladoc Health stock underperformed?
Teladoc Health's shares skyrocketed nearly 140% last year. So far in 2021, though, the stock is down close to 30%....
Q&A: Ochsner Health taking telehealth program to all 50 states, D.C.
Before the COVID-19 pandemic sparked the telehealth boom, Ochsner Health was already using the technology to manage chronic conditions for...
Telemedicine's popularity soars during pandemic
Sharp Rees-Stealy in San Diego did only a few dozen telehealth visits with patients in the entire month of February...
Beyond broadband: equity, access, and the benefits of audio-only telehealth
While audio-only cannot sufficiently replace two-way synchronous telehealth, it remains a critical interim solution to address gaps in equity and...
Feds charge 138, including doctors, with $1.4B in healthcare fraud involving telemedicine, COVID, opioids
The telemedicine cases involved allegations of billing Medicare for fraudulent genetic cancer testing, and telemedicine executives paying doctors and others...
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