Telehealth
Leaders leveraged the changing market economy to accelerate innovation centered on telehealth and artificial intelligence.
Many U.S. hospitals have already seen revenues impacted due to delayed or re-prioritized nonemergency procedures.
Despite using technology more than before, consumers still say they want a personalized physician-patient relationship.
Following President Trump's executive order on virtual care, the American Hospital Association issued a series of recommendations supporting access to telehealth after the public health emergency ends.
Virtual care is keeping revenue flowing in part by improving providers' ability to bill for these services.
The partnership will give Geisinger's 1.5 million customers and 13 hospitals a consolidated and personalized healthcare billing experience.
It's becoming much more popular among the age group, but many still don't see it as a substitute for in-person care.
Dignity-preserving technology allows the patient to decide what information is shared and for how long.
The telehealth program offers access to a physician, psychologist or counselor through a video or audio call.
A team from the VA visited MedSign and talked about the company becoming a vendor of the U.S. government, CEO says.