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US sues telehealth companies
The U.S. government has sued several telehealth companies and executives for alleged unfair and deceptive practices. -
Teladoc names new CEO
Teladoc has named Chuck Divita as its new CEO. -
Oklahoma system expands virtual care access
Tulsa, Okla.-based OSU Medicine is giving more facilities access to its virtual care programs. -
Children's hospital adopts platform for home monitoring of patients
Omaha-based Children's Nebraska entered into a remote patient monitoring and electronic health records management with Locus Health. -
House subcommittee passes hospital-at-home, telehealth extension
A U.S. House subcommittee passed legislation that would extend telehealth flexibilities for two years and the hospital-at-home program for five. -
Revolutionizing healthcare: Harnessing the power of hybrid care models for enhanced outcomes and broadened access
Increasing numbers of hospitals and health systems are using hybrid care to increase efficiency, address social determinants of health and improve patient outcomes. -
Unlocking Better CKD Care: The Power of Remote Patient Monitoring
In the dynamic landscape of healthcare, innovative solutions are emerging to enhance patient outcomes. -
Baptist Health to expand telehealth use to 700 beds
Little Rock, Ark.-based Baptist Health is expanding the use of telehealth devices to more than 700 bedsides systemwide. -
House committee approves telehealth, hospital-at-home extension
A U.S. House committee approved a bill May 8 that would extend health systems' ability to provide telehealth and hospital-at-home care. -
Teladoc posts $82M Q1 loss year over year
In the first quarter of 2024, Teladoc's revenue reached $646 million, a 3% increase compared to the $629 million in revenue it reported in the same period last year. -
Telehealth boosts quality metrics while nudging up spending
Telehealth utilization has led to enhancements in certain healthcare utilization and quality metrics, but it has also been associated with a 1.6% increase in healthcare spending, Health Affairs research confirmed April 17. -
FTC slaps Cerebral with $7M fine for privacy violations
Cerebral has agreed to pay the Federal Trade Commission $7 million due to the telemedicine company sharing consumers' private health information and other sensitive data with advertisers without permission. -
Teladoc's chief accounting officer resigns
Shortly after Teladoc's CEO Jason Gorevic exited the company, its chief accounting officer announced his resignation, Market Screener reported April 12. -
3 health system leaders testify before Congress on telehealth extension
Health system leaders testified in support of extending telehealth flexibilities set to expire Dec. 31 at a recent Congressional hearing. -
Kaiser's mental healthcare faces scrutiny
A union is accusing Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente of mishandling decisions about mental health services, the Los Angeles Times reported April 9. -
Meet Michigan Medicine's new virtual care assistant: Barbie
Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine physicians have been getting assistance with telehealth visits from an unlikely but iconic source: Barbie. -
Teladoc Health's CEO abruptly exits
Teladoc Health's CEO Jason Gorevic is leaving his role as head of the company effective immediately. -
New Microsoft Teams App Improves Telehealth Interpretation Efficiency
With Boostlingo On-Demand for Teams, Telehealth providers can now quickly add medical interpreters to their calls from the Teams platform. -
Tufts expands access to virtual care
Burlington, Mass.-based Tufts Medicine entered into a partnership with AI-powered virtual clinic Curai Health to expand access to virtual care. -
The 23 health systems pushing Congress to act on virtual care
Twenty-three health systems were among the signers of a letter to Congress in February pushing lawmakers to extend virtual care flexibilities by the end of the year.
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