Newton Medical Center introduces new telehealth program

Newton (Kan.) Medical Center has partnered with Atlanta-based Eagle Telemedicine to launch a new inpatient care-focused telemedicine program, according to the Wichita Business Journal.

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Newton Medical and Eagle will utilize Sunflower Medicine, an operating entity, to provide patients telehealth services.

Brian Hunt, MD, a Lawrence, Kan.-based physician, is heading up the effort along with other Newton Medical physicians.

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