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Doctors’ telehealth use: past, present and future
Author(s)Jeff Bendix, Senior Editor, Logan Lutton
What services is telehealth best suited for?
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Since the arrival of COVID-19 telehealth—once little more than an afterthought—has become a vital part of health care delivery. But what services is telehealth best suited for? And how do doctors view it as a method for providing patient care? Optum, a pharmacy benefit manager and health care provider,
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