Grande Ronde Hospital taps Carena for telehealth

La Grande, Ore.-based Grande Ronde Hospital has rolled out GRH ReadyCare, a telehealth platform for noncritical conditions such as influenza, pink eye or rashes.

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To provide the 24/7 service, Grande Ronde Hospital has partnered with Carena, a Seattle-based virtual healthcare company, according to La Grande Observer. Patients can access Carena’s physicians and nurse practitioners through GRH ReadyCare’s FaceTime, Skype, mobile app or phone lines.

A GRH ReadyCare appointment, which might include diagnosis, prescription and follow-up appointment scheduling, takes an average of 25 minutes, according to La Grande Observer. Patients accessing the service will be charged a flat fee of $35.

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