Here are four hospitals in Florida making changes to their telehealth offerings:
- In response to the storm, Tampa-based BayCare also said it is offering one free telehealth visit for registered users of BayCareAnywhere starting Sept. 28 through Oct. 12.
- Altamonte Springs-based AdventHealth posted on Twitter Sept. 28 that the health system is offering telehealth visits free during the storm.
- Fort Myers-based Lee Health offered a reduced $20 charge for telehealth appointments due to Hurricane Ian.
- Hollywood-based Memorial Healthcare System is waiving its telehealth fees through Oct. 13 for all patients to support those affected by Hurricane Ian.
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