Telehealth
A range of telehealth vendors opted to offer free remote services to victims of Hurricane Harvey, a storm that battered the Texas coast last month.
In a recent blog post release from IBM Watson, chatbots are becoming more and more common as channels for engagement.
AbleTo, a provider of technology-enabled behavioral health solutions, raised $36.6 million in new funding.
Teladoc is providing free remote visits to individuals in Hurricane Harvey evacuation areas, including displaced residents who are not members of Teladoc.
MDLive, a Sunrise, Fla.-based telemedicine provider, is offering free remote visits to individuals impacted by Hurricane Harvey between Aug. 25 and Sept. 8.
CMS reported Medicare telehealth payments increased 28 percent last year, according to The National Law Review.
With hundreds of thousands of Americans facing a time of need in Texas, Teladoc is working to provide reliable access to high quality care for all.
Telehealth provides a feasible platform to deliver family-based treatment to anorexia patients, according to a study published in the International Journal of Eating Disorders.
Teladoc will provide federal employees with general medical and behavioral healthcare services under the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan for the 2018 benefit year.
Tarrytown, N.Y.-based Mental Health Association of Westchester debuted a set of behavioral healthcare telehealth stations throughout Westchester County July 21.