On August 5th, Teladoc (TDOC) announced that it would be acquiring fellow virtual care vendor...
COVID-19: A Forcing Function for Value Based Care?
COVID-19 is alive and well in the U.S. In the last six days alone, COVID cases have increased by...
COVID-19: The Accelerant Telehealth Has Always Dreamed Of
While these changes are being forced due to an episodic event, COVID-19, there is a strong likelihood that the changes will become systemic, forever changing how care is delivered.
Telehealth’s Ongoing Efforts to Support Care Beyond the Hospital
Key takeaways: Providers are adopting telehealth only when it directly contributes to revenue with...
Telehealth’s Dilemma Is Healthcare’s Dilemma
The telehealth market in the United States finds itself at a crossroads. Direct-to-consumer (DTC)...
Changing of the Guard: Implications to Health IT Market
After a brutal election cycle, we are now on the other-side. The Republicans have taken control of...
Marrying Consumer and Clinical Telehealth Will Take Work
Last year, after attending two very different conferences in a two-week span, I wrote about...
Finally, Some Concrete Use Cases for Telehealth
A recent report has gone great lengths to explain how and to what extent telehealth can improve...
3 Real-World Reasons the Scripps Study Failed
Results from the Scripps study failed to show an impact on remote monitoring inteventions. We think that this news speaks the broader failure of the health IT industry, researchers, and clinicians to design patient-centered models of care. The worst part is – that could be the easiest piece of the puzzle.