Telehealth News

Cedars-Sinai Launches Virtual Second Opinion Services in 6 States

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Launched by Cedars-Sinai, a telehealth-based service known as the Virtual Second Opinion Program aims to assist patients needing cardiac, spine, or gynecologic care through second-opinion consultations...

Employer-Sponsored Telehealth Cost 23% Less Than In-Person Care

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Published in the American Journal of Managed Care, new research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) showed that the cost of providing pre-pandemic...

New Center Aims to Further Telehealth Research, Education

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After receiving approval from its Board of Regents, Texas A&M University plans to add a Telehealth Institute to its health system, supporting virtual care-related research, education, and clinical...

Hybrid Nursing Model Expands Following Successful Pilot

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Following a successful pilot at Covenant Medical Center, Providence will expand a hybrid nursing model, Co-Caring, to ten additional units in its hospitals throughout its seven-state service...

FL Health System Launches Telehealth-Enabled Mobile Stroke Unit

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University of Florida Health (UF Health) has launched a mobile stroke unit that leverages telehealth to improve stroke care. The mobile stroke units include a diagnostic computerized tomography (CT)...

Telehealth Use Rose 1.8% Nationally in March

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Following a slight decline in February, telehealth use increased slightly in March at the national level and in two United States census regions, according to the FAIR Health Monthly Telehealth...

Medical Assistants Need More Technical Education for Telehealth Use

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A report from the University of Washington Center for Health and Workforce Studies showed that although there was limited information about how medical assistants (MAs) use telehealth, researchers...

Telehealth Made Mental Healthcare Accessible During Pandemic

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Published in the Journal of Counseling and Development, a study from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) found that mental healthcare quality did not decline and accessibility improved...

Northwell Health Offers Telehealth Consults to State Department

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After being selected as a subcontractor by the US Department of State (DOS), Northwell Direct will assist DOS providers in treating US government employees stationed overseas. Following the growth of...

Telehealth Initiative Aims to Support Virtual Care for Older Adults

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In pursuit of age-inclusive healthcare, the West Health Institute, the Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center at UVA Health, and the UVA Health geriatrics section are working to launch a telehealth...

Grant Supports Expansion of Pediatric Telehealth Offerings in Montana

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A two-year partnership between Montana Pediatrics and the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation, which includes a $1 million investment, aims to expand a pediatric telehealth program to increase...

Low-Income, Racial Minorities More Likely to Use Telehealth

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Published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, study findings indicate that certain demographic factors correlate with telehealth use, with low-income Hispanic and Asian patients being more...

Legislation Aims to Support Telehealth Access in Rural Areas

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Earlier this month, a group of six United States House representatives introduced the Protecting Rural Telehealth Access Act, which intends to maintain regional telehealth access and Medicare coverage...

Telehealth for Addiction Treatment Rose Early in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Published in JAMA Network Open, new study findings indicate that insured adults, particularly those who were younger, had higher participation rates in overall and telehealth-enabled addiction...

Primary Care Leaders Want Clearer Telehealth Triage Guidelines Post-PHE

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Interviews with primary care practice leaders in Florida and New York revealed numerous challenges to telehealth implementation, including a need for more explicit telehealth visit triage guidelines...

Senators Reintroduce Bill to Improve Maternal Care Through Telehealth

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US Senators Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) have reintroduced bipartisan legislation known as the Tech to Save Moms Act, which aims to leverage telehealth and digital health...

Virtual Nursing Program Aims to Enhance Care Operations

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Fredericksburg, Virginia-based Mary Washington Healthcare has implemented a virtual nursing program at Stafford Hospital to enable registered nurses (RNs) to work from a virtual operations command...

CCHP: Telehealth Flexibilities Continued in the Spring of 2023

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A new report from the Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) found that various changes in telehealth policies related to Medicaid reimbursement, private-payer laws, and professional requirements...

Legislation Aims to Support Telemental Health Services for Medicare

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Earlier this month, Congresswoman Doris Matsui (D-CA) and Congressman Bill Johnson (R-OH) reintroduced the Telemental Health Care Access Act to support telemental health services by eliminating...

Partnership Adds In-Home Care Model to Enhance Patient Access

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A partnership between Included Health and DispatchHealth led to the creation of a virtual-to-in-home care model to support patients with injuries, illnesses, and diseases while allowing them to remain...

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