The terms telemedicine and telehealth tend to be used interchangeably, but the terms have subtle differences. They both involve using technology and electronic communications to
As more patients learn to trust telemedicine, emergency rooms are beginning to use it to triage their patients. Being able to remotely triage patients can
With telehealth extending access to health care in rural areas, health care providers are presented with a unique opportunity to utilize this far-reaching technology as
Connected health usage spiked during the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic, as physicians adopted new digital tools to connect with patients when in-person visits were
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month – and there’s a good reason an entire month is dedicated to it. Mental health is a significant
Mental health has long been a problem for Americans. Nearly half of American adults experience some form of mental illness during their lifetimes. Not surprisingly,
While telehealth and connected health aren’t new, their impact hasn’t been as profound as their proponents may have anticipated. Despite improved technology, better connectivity, and
While the figure has seen a slight dip in the past few years, life expectancy in the U.S. has increased steadily over the past four
Hospitalization accounts for a third of the healthcare spend in the U.S. Given that, it’s only logical for providers to explore care options that could
Telehealth has been seen as an opportunity to improve the healthcare system for many years. The technologies that enable connected health solutions such as virtual