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Telehealth jumps ahead generations in 2020; in 2021 it will propel chronic care
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Telehealth jumps ahead generations in 2020; in 2021 it will propel chronic care

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Amwell CEO Roy Schoenberg talks going public, M&As and what he is excited about in 2021.

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CMS rule expanding Medicare telehealth services draws commendation – and caution

The new services will be covered beyond the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the American Telemedicine Association said more needs to be done concerning remote patient monitoring.

CMS rule expanding Medicare telehealth services draws commendation – and caution
The new services will be covered beyond the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the American Telemedicine Association said more needs to be done concerning remote patient monitoring.
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Virtual care enriches chronically ill patients’ experience

Patient advocate Grace Cordovano speaks about how telehealth and virtual care have improved outcomes and made it easier for chronically ill patients to live fuller, more satisfying lives.

Virtual care enriches chronically ill patients’ experience
Patient advocate Grace Cordovano speaks about how telehealth and virtual care have improved outcomes and made it easier for chronically ill patients to live fuller, more satisfying lives.
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Telemedicine will increase spending by increasing utilization

Dr. Ateev Mehrotra, associate professor at Harvard Medical School, says the convenience of telehealth will increase utilization, which will result in increased spending -- but that obvious finding has generated some controversy.

Telemedicine will increase spending by increasing utilization
Dr. Ateev Mehrotra, associate professor at Harvard Medical School, says the convenience of telehealth will increase utilization, which will result in increased spending -- but that obvious finding has generated some controversy.
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