Telehealth is surely evolving and expanding even more due to the pandemic. Many patients and providers relied on telehealth for the past seven months to ensure access to healthcare. Telehealth has not only been crucial to providing care, but it was also used for clinical research purposes. The future hold even more evolvements for telehealth. Many wearables, apps and software are being testing to further expand telehealth into something more revolutionary. However, there are many concerns such reimbursements, internet connectivity, and privacy, that need to be tackled first.
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3 ways to bring telehealth to the next level
Even though telehealth existed long before the COVID-19 pandemic, it recently gained popularity due to many practices reducing in-person visits. However, many providers, patients, and telehealth service providers want to learn how to further improve telehealth access. How can people with no computers, smart devices, and internet can also get access to care via telehealth? The article talks about the 3 steps that can further improve the evolution and availability of telehealth.
Telehealth Needs Payer Support for Continued Growth
A survey was conducted Xtelligent Healthcare Media team that focused on understanding the impacts of COVID-19 on the healthcare industry and revealing plans for moving forward. Around 360 healthcare stakeholders were surveyed out of which, 65% percent claimed that telehealth is going to be the biggest area of investment moving forward.
Why Colleges Must Implement Telemedicine to Keep Students Safe
Flexibility Fit for a College Student’s Busy Schedule
How Telehealth Technology Is Helping To Close The Urban-Rural Divide In Health Care
As many rural hospitals are shutting down across America, it is leaving many Americans living in rural areas endangered by the lack of access to Medical Care. As rural hospitals close down, the mortality rate for people living in rural areas increases.
Telemedicine use skyrockets during coronavirus pandemic, Hampton Roads hospitals say
Sentara’s eICU is one of many types of telemedicine programs the healthcare industry has found to be invaluable during the height of COVID-19. ICU’s across the nation are flooded with highly contagious coronavirus patients.
Telemedicine: Pediatric Applications
Health care systems are increasingly relying on Telehealth technologies, tools, and services. It is frequently used to complete care due to provider shortages, allows