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Teladoc hires former Providence exec Mike Waters as COO
Teladoc named Mike Waters as chief operating officer. -
OIG issues alert urging caution around telemedicine arrangements
HHS' Office of Inspector General has released a new report urging practitioners to remain cautious about entering into business arrangements with telehealth companies due to the rise in fraud and kickback schemes in the telehealth market. -
The best telehealth companies, per Healthline
Sesame Care has been rated the best overall telehealth company for 2022 by Healthline, with Amwell and Teladoc also receiving accolades in different categories -
Lee Health to reduce telehealth costs as COVID-19 cases rise
Fort Myers, Fla.-based Lee Health will temporarily reduce the costs of its urgent care telehealth visits for community members, GulfShore Business reported July 15. -
Optum's bet on virtual care, home health
Optum doubled down on its virtual and home-based care strategy in March by combining with LHC Group, an in-home healthcare provider, in a $5.4 billion transaction. -
Telemedicine market to reach by $320B by 2030, report predicts
The telemedicine market is forecast to hit $324.38 billion by 2030, according to a new report from Growth Plus Reports. -
Teladoc's chronic care tools delivering improved health outcomes
Teladoc's approach to providing care to patients with multiple chronic health conditions led to better control of A1c, systolic blood pressure and weight better than any diabetes, hypertension or weight control program alone, the telehealth provider said July 15. -
Amwell CEO on the future of telehealth
From the power struggle of regulatory telehealth policy to the rise of automation technology, Amwell President and co-CEO Roy Schoenberg, MD, shared his predictions on the future of telehealth with Politico July 13. -
Moving Analytics raises $20M to scale customer base for cardiac telehealth program
Moving Analytics, a cardiac telehealth company, secured a $20 million series A investment. -
MediBuddy acquires telehealth platform
Bengaluru, India-based digital health company MediBuddy has acquired Clinix, a digital consultation platform. -
LA County, health tech company provide free COVID-19 telehealth visits, medicine
A new partnership between the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and health tech company Healthvana provides free access to telehealth appointments and medicine for a potential COVID-19 case for the 10 million residents of the region. -
1st smartphone-powered kidney test gets FDA go-ahead
Healthy.io has received 510(k) clearance from the FDA of its test to screen for chronic kidney disease, the company said July 12. -
Startup looks to provide virtual care for eating disorders
Amanda D’Ambra and Joan Zhang are collaborating to create Arise, a New York-based startup offering virtual care for eating disorders. -
Northwell invests $10M in virtual behavioral health startup
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health has provided a $10 million series C investment into Brightline, a virtual behavioral health startup seeking to provide care in the New York metro area. -
The Downstream Effects of Fractured Medication Data
var doNotShowHubSpotRelatedArticle = 1; Getting a complete view into a patient’s prescribed medication therapy is the first challenge. Understanding and improving their adherence is what follows. -
Let's Talk telehealth software added to AWS marketplace
Amazon Web Services added telehealth software provider Let's Talk Interactive to its digital marketplace. -
Teladoc expands virtual primary care offerings
Teladoc has expanded the offerings for Primary360, its virtual primary care platform, to give members improved access to care. -
National telehealth utilization grew by 6.5% in April
The use of telehealth programs grew by 6.5% in April 2022, following a decline in utilization in March 2022, according to the Monthly Telehealth Regional Tracker. -
Top 50 remote patient monitoring companies, per AVIA
AVIA has released a report on the top 50 remote patient monitoring companies based off of AVIA data and the number of clients each remote monitoring company has listed on AVIA Connect. -
Connecticut health system offers new telehealth breastfeeding program
Hartford, Conn.-based Trinity Health of New England partnered with virtual breastfeeding consultation company Nest Collaborative to launch a new telehealth program aimed at supporting families of women who are giving birth.
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