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Media7 | December 13, 2022

Contents 1. Virtual Medical Service Providers 2. Need For Virtual Care 3. Collaborating For A Better Future Taking medical care to the next level, two prominent U.S. companies recently collaborated to provide virtual care to current and prospective patients worldwide. Baptist Health System, based in Louisville, will reportedly use TytoCare's Home Smart Clinic solution to giv...

Healthcare IT News | June 15, 2020

U.S. Reps. G.K. Butterfield, D-North Carolina, and Glenn Thompson, R-Pa., introduced new legislation this week that would provide for permanent Medicare payments for telehealth services at federally qualified health centers and rural health clinics. The Helping Ensure Access to Local TeleHealth, or HEALTH Act, would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to revise the Code of Federal Regulations to consider telehealth services from an eligible facility to be a "visit." &quo...

Managedhealthcareexecutive | April 15, 2020

As the nation continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, Madaket wants to express its deep gratitude to the dedicated professionals on the front lines of patient care. These individuals and organizations are facing a herculean task: caring for others while putting their own health at risk. The burden of healthcare administration should be the least of the providers’ worries during this time. Yet, it is essential to keep on track, especially during a pandemic that causes increased care ...

AI

Opum | October 21, 2021

Medical device and AI company OPUM has partnered with Habit Health, New Zealand’s largest integrated health, fitness and physiotherapy rehabilitation provider, to improve patient outcomes. Habit Health will use OPUM’s expertise to support and optimize clinical decision making while delivering cost efficiencies over the course of patients’ care journeys.OPUM’s partnership with Habit Health leverages OPUM LabTM predictive AI models to guide recovery from injury and progr...