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31. Live Video Is Most Prominent Reimbursed Form Of Telehealth 4/26/2016

    Definition and regulation inconsistencies still cause confusion nationwide, however. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

32. All Telemedicine Services Not Created Equal 4/18/2016

    A recent study has found varying quality in urgent care by commercial telehealth companies. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

33. Widespread Adoption Of Telehealth Could Save $6 Billion A Year 3/15/2016

    Despite promise, challenges still impeded the widespread implementation of telehealth. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

34. Caregivers Turn To Online Health Resources 3/10/2016

    Online health information became a major source of direction for many caregivers in 2015, according to an Edelman survey. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

35. 'Little Evidence' Of Digital Medicine's Impact On The Bottom Line 2/16/2016

    According to a six-month trial, mobile technology has no greater impact on healthcare costs than traditional disease management. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

36. On-Demand Healthcare Investment Could Reach $1 Billion In 2017 2/12/2016

    The “Uberization” of healthcare. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

37. Rural Healthcare Endangered 2/11/2016

    Close to one-third of all U.S. rural hospitals are “vulnerable to closure” in 2016. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

38. CONNECT Bill Would Extend Telehealth Services Via Medicare 2/10/2016

    The bipartisan bill would help providers meet the goals of MACRA with telehealth options. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

39. Despite Benefits, Few PCPs Use Telehealth 2/5/2016

    The majority of family physicians see the benefits to telehealth, yet few actually use the technology. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

40. Tele-ICU Tools Must-Have For Nurses 1/20/2016

    Three of four nurses surveyed said the use of tele-ICU tools improved care and helped them do their jobs more effectively. By Katie Wike, contributing writer