Telehealth has undergone a transition from pandemic-era lifeline to convenient outlet for routine follow-ups, treatment of minor illnesses and mental health service. But along the way, a stark ...

Expertise and opinions of authors published by ForbesBooks. Imprint operated under license. The public health emergency during the COVID-19 pandemic pushed the concept of telehealth and mental health ...

As the federal government shutdown stretches on, hospital leaders are voicing alarm over the lapse of Medicare telehealth flexibilities and the hospital-at-home program, which has been a disruptive ...

While payers should cover telehealth, where these services are the most valuable still requires investigation, according to a study in Information Systems Research. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ...

Teladoc, a rolling telehealth cart that allows physicians to meet with their patients remotely, is shown at Stony Brook University Hospital on Oct. 9, 2021. Teladoc, a rolling telehealth cart that ...

Medicare coverage for expanded telehealth services is set to expire at the end of this month. There are more than 760,000 people enrolled in Medicare in Connecticut, and many of them could be at risk ...

Telehealth provides a convenient and accessible way to access healthcare for certain physical and mental health issues. It particularly helps people in medically underserved areas get care. Telehealth ...

Katie Palmer is investigating how telehealth is driving the consumerization of drugs. This is part 2 in the series. Read part 1 here. Katie Palmer covers telehealth, clinical artificial intelligence, ...

Most patients who had a telehealth visit didn’t need an in-person follow-up appointment in the next three months, according to new research from Epic. The trend was reflected in almost every specialty ...

Telehealth is an umbrella term that encompasses the use of digital technology to deliver a wide range of healthcare services. Virtual care is a type of telehealth that focuses on remote consultations ...