What do you find most appealing about treating infectious diseases as a Tele-ID specialist? Telemedicine provider and Tele-ID specialist, Dr. Charles Kutler, talks about why…
Remote nocturnist-hospitalist coverage is a multifactorial scenario. We can’t avoid the nationwide math problem with a shortage of physicians, which is compounded in rural areas.…
Telemedicine stroke care focuses on acute care when time means preserving the patient’s brain function. Eagle TeleNeurologists have an impressive track record of improving hospital…
Telemedicine Specialties: Expand Your Scope Regardless of whether your hospital or health system is experiencing issues with staffing gaps or specialty coverage, Eagle Telemedicine has…
TeleOncology 70% of counties in the United States do not have an oncologist. Because of this shortage, one in three cancer patients does not get…
By 2034, the United States will have an estimated shortage of 124,000 physicians. Specifically, a shortage of 13,400 Cardiology, Oncology, Infectious Disease and Pulmonology physicians,…
After 10 years of providing advanced telemedicine programs to hospitals, we’ve had time to carve out a specific niche in the market. We know what…
TeleNocturnist Program Improves Care in Rural Community, Reduces Transfers AnMed Health Cannon, a rural hospital located in Pickens, South Carolina, looked to Telemedicine to improve…
Does Telehealth for Nurse Practitioners Help? Hear from Robyn Paulsen, Director of Telehealth at Iowa Specialty Hospitals & Clinics Why does telehealth for nurse practitioners,…