By Gil Bashe – In today’s data-driven world of medicine, we often equate better care with better technology and better outcomes with advanced diagnostics. And yet, one truth remains: the most powerful force in healing is not found in a test result but in the presence of another human being who truly sees you.
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ATA Action, the advocacy arm of the American Telemedicine Association, announced the launch of its new Virtual Foodcare Coalition, a dynamic advocacy group committed to developing policies that align virtual care with food and nutritional support to promote health, help prevent disease, and manage chronic conditions.
By Andy Flanagan – The telehealth sector flourished post-pandemic, becoming an essential component of healthcare delivery. Now, merger and acquisition (M&A) activity is accelerating across the field of telehealth, especially in behavioral health.
We are seeking out the latest developments around virtual healthcare. News from Smart Meter, UniDoc, Brook.ai, Rimidi, ATA Action, Locke Bio, AvaSure, and more.
We are seeking out the latest developments around virtual healthcare. News from Vitalacy, Teladoc Health, Andor Health, VSee Health, TytoCare, Access TeleCare, ATA, GlobalMed, ATA Action, and more.
By Deepti Mehtani – Over the past five years, mobile healthcare technology has expanded for both patients and providers. Now, it will continue to be an ever-present part of the individual healthcare journey.
We are seeking out the latest developments around virtual healthcare. News from GeneDx. Avel eCare, ATA, Teladoc Health, VSee Health, VirtuAlly, ATA Action, Huma, Wheel, Amwell, CareGenix Solutions, Iris Telehealth, Centivo, Systole Health, Hone Health, HealthTap, TimelyCare and more.
We are seeking out the latest developments around virtual healthcare. News from CirrusMD, KeyCare, Teladoc, Avel eCare, LifeSignals, eddii, Synapticure, Evolve Telemedicine, TimelyCare, Brook.ai, DocGo, SHL Telemedicine, TimelyCare, AgeMD, VSee Health, Talkspace, and more.
By Dr. Tom Milam – A projected shortage of nearly 20k physicians by 2050 signals that traditional models of behavioral health care delivery no longer meet the expanding needs of the U.S. population. In fact, they create barriers to timely, affordable treatment for many Americans through extended wait times, high costs, and limited availability.