Telehealth

<p>Dr. Tom Milam, chief medical officer at Iris Telehealth, sees hospitals using virtual care to meet the increasing demand for behavioral health – and help with the shortage of psychiatrists.</p>

The AHA recommended that the DEA release proposed rules for telehealth special registration as soon as possible.

Hospitals must aspire to ease care access, says Cleveland Clinic physician and Qualtrics CMO.

In 2023, those with MDLIVE Virtual Primary Care as a covered benefit will have access to the chronic condition management program.

There are higher levels of organizational trust and a reduction in the after-hours workload, but staffing issues remain.

<p>Chief clinical officer at AvaSure Lisbeth Votruba, RN, talks about the company's tele-sitter technology for acute virtual care. She explains when a virtual nurse is needed, the skill set required and outcomes hospitals are seeing.</p>

The Home Smart Clinic is aimed at filling the gaps in care of traditional telehealth.

<p>Anna Lindow, Brave Health's CEO and cofounder, talks about ways the virtual provider of behavioral healthcare will use a recent $40 million Series C raise.</p>

Nearly four in five Americans said virtual primary care allowed them to take charge of their health, the survey showed.

<p>Dr. Holly Dubois, chief clinical officer at digital mental health company Mindstrong, discusses the place of virtual care and points to a telemedicine program designed for suicide prevention for veterans.</p>