Through the company’s Tele-Connect application, injured employees and their caregivers can access virtual visits with HomeCare Connect’s care coordinators. The services will come at no additional charge to customers.
“We’re the first home healthcare network in workers’ compensation to adopt telehealth technology,” said HomeCare Connect Chief Marketing Officer Vonesa Wenzel in a statement. “I’m sure we’ll discover other benefits as we integrate the technology.”
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