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Telehealth utilized most by wealthy, urban Americans, study says
Experts have highlighted telehealth's potential to assist rural patients who may not otherwise have conventinet access to healthcare services, but a recent study from nonprofit think tank Rand Corp. reveals urban, affluent Americans utilize telehealth significantly more than the rural population. -
Doctor on Demand, Grand Rounds merge to form multibillion-dollar virtual care company
Telehealth provider Doctor on Demand and clinical navigation platform Grand Rounds are merging to create a new integrated, multibillion-dollar virtual care company. -
Study finds most people are willing to use telehealth for sleep concerns
Seventy percent of people have experienced sleep challenges since the start of the pandemic with more than half willing to use telehealth to address those concerns, a Royal Philips study finds. -
These states require remote patient monitoring coverage
Fifteen states and the District of Columia have laws requiring health insurers to cover remote patient monitoring services delivered via telehealth technologies, according to a recent report from law firm Foley and Lardner. -
Amwell joins hospital-at-home care initiative backed by Amazon, Intermountain, Ascension
Moving Health Home, a new healthcare coalition formed to expand home-based clinical care, added Amwell to the list of its founding members alongside Amazon Care, Intermountain, Ascension and others. -
Athenahealth launches telehealth insights dashboard
Athenahealth on March 9 launched a telehealth insights dashboard to help providers, healthcare leaders and patients examine telehealth adoption rates by specialty area. -
Rennova cancels deal to create telehealth company
Rennova Health terminated discussions with TPT Global Tech March 5 to merge Rennova's software and genetic testing divisions and form a company that would provide telehealth services. -
How community hospitals can optimize value in telehealth visits
When the pandemic hit, telehealth was not a vital part of most physician practices. -
UnitedHealthcare's 2 vital care tools won't go away after pandemic, CIO says
UnitedHealthcare expects two tools launched during the COVID-19 pandemic to stay post-pandemic, according to a March 2 article published in The Wall Street Journal. -
New York taps telehealth startup Ro to launch at-home COVID-19 vaccination program
The New York State Department of Health is teaming up with Ro, a direct-to-consumer telehealth app for pharmacy services, to provide eligible residents with COVID-19 vaccines directly in their homes. -
HHS stresses commitment to telemedicine fraud prevention
The HHS Office of Inspector General is conducting oversight analysis to assess telehealth services during the COVID-19 public health emergency, including concerns about fraud schemes tied to virtual care. -
Cleveland Clinic adds second mobile unit, telehealth services to school healthcare program
Cleveland Clinic received a $2 million donation from superstore chain Meijer to purchase another mobile unit for its school-based healthcare program. -
Navigating The Next Phase of Telehealth Adoption
Hospital systems around the country are still managing the effects of COVID-19 and seeking to understand how the pandemic will change the healthcare industry in the future. -
USDA invests $42M in rural telemedicine programs
The USDA is granting $42.3 million to fund more than 80 new telemedicine projects for rural healthcare providers across the country, according to a Feb. 25 news release. -
HHS secretary nominee pledges support for permanent telemedicine expansion: 4 details
President Joe Biden's nominee to lead HHS, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, signaled his support for permanent telehealth expansions this week during his Senate confirmation hearing, Politico reports. -
Teladoc loses $394M in Q4: 6 things to know
Teladoc Health reported a $394 million net loss for the fourth quarter of 2020, with significant costs tied to the telehealth company's multibillion-dollar merger with Livongo Health. -
More telehealth access can boost rural areas' economic success, survey suggests
Telehealth shows promise in creating economic development if broadband-related factors are controlled, according to a recent survey by broadband industry analyst Craig Settles. -
Behind Northwell Health's telehealth program: 5 insights on scaling virtual care
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health has developed a comprehensive telehealth center that offers virtual care services across its 23 hospitals, from stroke care to trauma consultations and pediatric emergency care. -
Des Moines University's new $4M telehealth center to create nearly 700 jobs
Des Moines (Iowa) University will use $4 million in grant and investment funds to open a new telehealth training center, which will create hundreds of new jobs, according to a Feb. 18 WHO Radio report. -
GoodRx offers Texans free telehealth throughout February
After water and power outages swept Texas following a severe winter storm, prescription discount service GoodRx offered the state's residents free telehealth visits throughout February.
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