
Verizon moving into telehealth
The new venture will seek to connect physicians to their patients simply and securely.
Wireless giant Verizon is stepping into the medical field with the launch of BlueJeans Telehealth.
According to
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“While the use of telemedicine has been steadily growing for some time now, the pandemic has accelerated telehealth adoption and changed the conversation around what patient care will look like moving forward,” Tami Erwin, CEO of Verizon Business, says in the release. “We worked closely with an advisory board of health system clinicians and healthcare decision-makers to build BlueJeans Telehealth specifically to address the most pressing needs for a virtual-first telehealth offering--from ease of experience to enhanced security. Today’s launch is just the beginning for Verizon in what we see as the future of telehealth, especially when you consider the innovation that will come from 5G mobility, broadband and cloud capabilities.”
BlueJeans Telehealth seeks to address technological literacy by presenting one click, download-free access through a mobile device or desktop, and visit efficiency by expediting information sharing through landing pages that include patient onboarding and education materials, the release says.
BlueJeans Telehealth will be generally available in May, more information can be found
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