Telehealth

Maven, a New York City-based startup that bills itself as a digital clinic for women, raised $10.8 million in Series A funding, Fortune reports.

Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health and Independence Blue Cross entered into a five-year agreement to improve healthcare access, quality and cost for patients, The Philadelphia Tribune reports.

The Federal Communications Commission's Connect2Health Task Force will hold four virtual listening sessions on the broadband health divide in August and September.

Gov. Roy Cooper, D-N.C., signed a bill July 20 that triggered the enactment of the enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact, which will allow nurses from 26 states to practice across state lines.

One family physician says there's a better way to help patients in Kentucky, a state that’s nearly 3,700 physicians short of the number it needs, reports The Daily Independent.

The American Academy of Pediatrics supports the American Telemedicine Association's guidance on safe and effective practices of pediatric telehealth.

Telehealth has the potential to help rural patients remotely access specialized healthcare that's often only available to those in large metropolitan areas — but convincing payers like Medicare to cover these services has proved challenging.

Here are seven things to know about how remote patient monitoring can be used to improve clinical outcomes in healthcare.

Fairfield, Calif.-based NorthBay Healthcare joined forces with UbiCare, a Boston-based technology company focused on patient engagement, to create the "Baby Steps by NorthBay" program.

Longview (Texas) Regional Medical Center recently implemented telestroke and teleICU services to improve its emergency care, the Longview News-Journal reports.