Telehealth
Carolyn Witte, cofounder and CEO of startup Tia, describes the growing world of "femtech" and what it means to run a startup during the coronavirus pandemic.
Prospective analytics must include business continuity scenarios that can be upended 180 degrees, according to CereCore Vice President Peyman Zand.
When the perceived ability is the same, patients viewed chatbots more positively than human agents.
The pandemic has forced the adoption of telehealth and other technologies that already existed, according to DrFirst President Cam Deemer.
This week's top stories include hospitals being unprepared for the next COVID-19 surge and the VA and Philips teaming up on tele-critical care.
Most patients have had positive experiences with video conferencing, and many said responses were quicker and more personalized.
This isn't a second wave. It's a first wave that never really went away.
CMS Administrator Seema Verma: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services needs help from Congress to make temporary flexibilities permanent.
Providers who e-prescribe birth control through apps and online pharmacies doubt the decision will significantly affect their practices, but they say the mandate is harmful for those who need contraception.
The full-service doctor's offices will be in 30 U.S. markets, with the intent to expand.