
Patients like convenience and easy access to care, providers see reduction in no-show rate

Patients like convenience and easy access to care, providers see reduction in no-show rate

Urgency growing as president announces end to COVID-19 public health emergency.

End of the public health emergency will end remote prescribing of controlled substances

Abrupt cutoff ‘would create wide-ranging chaos’ in health care, White House says.

Improving routine care management with automation and virtualization .

Confronting mental health stigma is long overdue but necessary to assist physicians in dire need.

Benefit may lie instead in expanding access to health care services

Study examines patient reactions and limitations to online meetings with surgeons.

Study examines environmental effects of online visits between physicians, patients.

Learning about the telehealth codes you'll need to use in 2023.

During and after the COVID-19 public health emergency, expect vigilance by federal regulators.

Telehealth company aims at primary care as visits exceed 50 million in 2022.

$1.7 trillion spending plan will have effects across health care sector.

Answers to some common questions about providing telehealth services in 2023

Medicare tops list, feds say, and more data is needed on quality of care and billing.

Trend holds true across almost every specialty

Group of six has six big issues to tackle by end of the year, AAFP president says.

92% of those over 70 say they are comfortable with telehealth

HHS Office of Inspector General outlines progress as telehealth remains a target enforcement area.

What changes are in store for telehealth billing and reimbursement in 2023?

Telehealth store doesn’t accept insurance yet, but Amazon Pharmacy will deliver prescriptions.

ATA co-wrote a letter to the Biden administration to try to protect remote access for clinically appropriate care

Mayo Clinic survey examines patient experience during COVID-19 pandemic.

Your success or lack thereof will rest upon patient loyalty.

Clinicians' reduced ability to examine patients may cause difference in outcomes