How Telemedicine is Transforming Rural Healthcare
Access to specialty healthcare is a challenge across the United States, but it’s especially critical in rural areas where distances are vast and medical resources…
Access to specialty healthcare is a challenge across the United States, but it’s especially critical in rural areas where distances are vast and medical resources…
Hospitals are grappling with the challenges posed by patient volume surges, especially in emergency departments (EDs). Whether it’s flu season, staffing shortages or a weather-induced…
Hospitals face ongoing difficulties in delivering specialized care for chronic conditions, with new obstacles emerging every quarter. In 2019, US Medicare reported that 5,667 clinically…
What do diabetes, thyroid disorders, osteoporosis, infertility, cholesterol problems and high blood pressure all have in common? They are all treated by endocrinologists! Patients juggling…
If the Change Healthcare Breach was any proof, cyberattacks anywhere in the healthcare sector have significant and rippling consequences. Cyberattacks within the industry threaten to…
Of the top three causes of death in the United States, cancer ranks number two. Although it is one of the leading causes of death,…
Healthcare leaders are no strangers to the challenges of staffing. For most, maintaining a qualified, fully staffed hospital is an unrealizable dream. The shortage of…
It is no secret that telemedicine has boomed since 2019. Fair Health research indicates a 4,347% growth in telehealth claims year-over-year in 2020. Another study…
Around 12 million Americans over the age of 40 have some form of vision impairment. 93 million adults are at high risk for serious vision…
Telemedicine can significantly enhance support for on-site nurse practitioners and physician assistants, who are essential to hospital care. Often, these practitioners must wait or wake…