The approval of a new law that facilitates remote access to physicians and health professionals resolves an urgent need of ...

7, 8 All descriptive statistics presented here were weighted ... We examined differences in telemedicine use by practice location (metropolitan versus nonmetropolitan) and the presence of a ...

More than 1 in 3 adults used telemedicine in the past year in 2021, according to a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics, with the method more popular among women, older adults ...

She and Mr. Manuel used a video telemedicine link — an option that barely existed in traditional Medicare before the Covid pandemic, thanks to restrictive federal policies. Medicare expanded its ...

The HIPAA Journal cites five different types of telehealth, also sometimes called telemedicine ... and vital statistics that can be shared with the necessary parties; and medical imaging ...

The use of telemedicine reduced carbon dioxide emissions by the equivalent of up to 130,000 gas-fueled cars per month in 2023, a new study has determined. These findings suggest telemedicine could ...

Provisional data from the National Center on Health Statistics show no rise in prescription-related drug overdose deaths during the COVID emergency while telemedicine prescribing was the norm ...

Is telemedicine going away for seniors? Not exactly, but retaining the current standard of access is dependent on federal action in March. Postings via social media have amped up concerns over a ...

The most radical change the pandemic brought to the U.S. health care system was the near-universal embrace of telemedicine to deliver virtual care. Telemedicine eases the strain on the system by ...

Telemedicine is a great way to limit your risk but still keep up with your healthcare. Also called telehealth or e-health, telemedicine lets people interact with their doctors and their offices ...