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Telehealth Is on the Rise
Telehealth is gaining in usage, says a new report, but there are still some barriers in place that are hindering wider implementation.
FCC Sets Vote on $100M Telehealth Program for Rural U.S.
The FCC will vote next month on a $100 million program that aims to expand telehealth to rural patients and veterans by funding technology for providers.
New App Connects Patients with Advanced Practitioners, RNs via Text
A new app is taking aim at the telehealth space–not to diagnose, but to triage–and advanced practitioners and RNs are the ones on call.
Telehealth Saved Providers $2,750 per Patient, New Study Says
The results of a long-awaited study has found that telehealth saves providers nearly $3K per patient when used for post-discharge knee replacement PT.
The Doctor Is in, but Millennials Seem to Be Out
More millennials are shunning the traditional primary care model, in favor of retail clinics, free-standing urgent care centers, and telemedicine.
As Telemedicine Grows up, It Needs Some Ground Rules
Telemedicine has been hampered by its inability to craft clinical guidelines.
Does Telemedicine Save or Cost Money?
Telehealth companies have long asserted that increased access to physicians via video or phone saves money by reducing office visits.
The Nuts and Bolts of Preparing for Audiology Telepractice
A telepractice expert shares what you need to know before—and how to prepare for—providing online services.