We all are watching in real time the world evolve from responding to a pandemic to living with one. In the corporate world, working from home and videoconferencing tools like Zoom and Microsoft Teams ...

Healthcare provider organizations and clinicians are fortunate that telehealth has gone mainstream as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth opens up many new avenues to expand access to care, ...

Americans struggle to enjoy reasonable and timely access to health care. While inadequate access predates the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the pandemic’s disruption of traditional delivery modalities ...

Digital access and care continuity correlated strongly with telemedicine uptake, including patient portal use (OR 1.44) and returning-visit status, while new-patient encounters were markedly less ...

Telehealth has been a prominent buzzword for the last few years. With the emergence of Covid-19 and a newfound respect for remote healthcare services, telehealth/telemedicine have been a large focus ...

Telehealth's rise during COVID-19 has expanded access to care for many people. But it's exhausted the capabilities of asynchronous care, one healthcare expert told Insider. Remote-monitoring tech ...

The COVID-19 public health emergency came to an end on May 11. This change is yet another signal that the country is working to move past the pandemic, which falls in line with recent moves by the ...

Telehealth, which is a way to visit with your provider using a phone or video call, is available to all Medicare members through December 31, 2027. "A lot of Medicare beneficiaries got their ...

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 ...

Telemedicine visits are five times less costly than in-person appointments for the most common conditions able to be treated by both forms of visits, new research from the Perelman School of Medicine ...

Cellphones are everywhere, including in the hands of homeless people, a population among America's sickest—average life expectancy is just 51—and among the hardest to reach by health care workers.

Katie Palmer covers telehealth, clinical artificial intelligence, and the health data economy — with an emphasis on the impacts of digital health care for patients, providers, and businesses. You can ...