Telehealth

How technology providers, researchers, administrators, and facilitators view the possibilities.

Rule update will especially benefit rural and low-income patients

Critical touchpoints in perinatal care — ranging from prenatal check-ins to postpartum screening — can be just as effective when done virtually, if not more so. In far too many cases, they aren't being done at all.

Value-based care could work for safety-net providers in underserved areas by focusing on increasing access, not just reducing cost.

Commonwealth Fund outlines key policy issues to watch this year.

ATA publishes 2024 policy agenda after solid year of advocacy in 2023.

Online visits with family doctors led to fewer emergency visits in the following week.

Internal medicine physicians ‘concerned’ about patients ordering prescription drugs directly from pharmaceutical makers.

Is your practice following proper protocols when it comes to telehealth?

Group advocates for telehealth availability and responsible use.

As more Americans lose access to local facilities, technology can help bring high quality care directly to their homes

Difference in completion rates between in-person visits and telehealth visits was stark

Remote visits are associated with increased documentation time, study finds

‘Gold-standard’ offerings include online education for physicians, other clinicians.

Transparency and accessibility are keys to avoiding surprise charges and ensuring patient satisfaction

Health care is busy and getting busier, but there are possible solutions that could help physicians and other clinicians, according to a new report.

Number of in-person visits declined less than among vertically integrated practices, study reveals

ATA praises move, predicts ‘Super Bowl for telehealth’ coming in 2024.

But virtual visits remain popular for behavioral health

We're in the era of online healthcare, but who's paying for it? And how much?

This hybrid model successfully addresses the primary obstacles to high-quality care that rural patients and their doctors face.

Specialists followed a similar pattern of lower coding for telehealth visits

Doctors often don’t consider patients’ preference, study finds

Many also say technology makes them more likely to seek care

Despite its proven success, persisting barriers slow technology’s adoption

American Telemedicine Association convenes panel to discuss health services for an aging population.

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Medicare data offer a snapshot of health care workforce in recent years.

Customers nationwide can connect with providers 24/7 to treat many common health problems