Telehealth

Bronx, N.Y.-based Montefiore Health System is partnering with Amazon One Medical to expand primary care access.

Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine has partnered with Caregility to implement a new virtual care platform aimed at enhancing inpatient telehealth and launching a virtual nursing program.

Providence, R.I.-based Brown University Health is building a hospital-at-home program over the next several months.

Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist has introduced a new virtual primary care practice designed to offer patients greater flexibility and accessibility.

Rochester, N.Y.-based UR Medicine plans to launch a hospital-at-home program in summer 2025.

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has been increasingly providing cancer care in the home.

Best Buy has continued to grow its care-at-home partnerships with big health systems.

Kansas City, Mo.-based Saint Luke's Health System plans to grow its hospital-at-home program, already one of the biggest in the country, once more payers get on board with the care model, a leader told Becker's.

Telehealth utilization grew across most U.S. regions in October 2024, with the Midwest as the sole exception, according to FAIR Health's monthly telehealth regional tracker.

Cleveland Clinic has grown its hospital-at-home program by "demonstrating value to patients and gaining adoption from brick-and-mortar caregivers," a leader told Becker's.