October is health literacy month – and we’re taking a deep dive into the positive impact that telehealth can have on health literacy, specifically for rural and other underserved populations.
more»Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force in many industries - telehealth is no exception. While AI is still a developing technology, there a large amount of enthusiasm for its potential – and not without reason. There are many aspects of telehealth practice that do have the potential to be positively impacted by the utilization of AI. However, understanding its limits is crucial when considering how we can fully harness its benefits as well as realistically manage our expectations.
more»As our population ages, the demand for healthcare services among older adults continues to rise. According to the CDC, nearly a quarter of adults over 65 are considered to be in either “fair” or “poor” health. These people may require frequent care to improve their health – however, traditional healthcare delivery methods may not always meet the unique needs of this demographic. Telehealth provides a unique opportunity to connect older adults with care as long as the challenges that may arise are addressed and dealt with.
more»The integration of telehealth in SUD treatment marks a pivotal moment in healthcare. It brings hope to individuals seeking help, offering a more accessible, flexible, and stigma-free avenue for their journey to recovery. As technology evolves, the synergy between innovation and compassionate care is likely to redefine the landscape of SUD treatment, making recovery a more attainable goal for those in need.
more»By thinking critically and imaginatively about potential uses, virtual reality and other new telehealth tools can become effective and innovative options for providing care. As an application of artificial intelligence, virtual reality is a new and high-potential tool for telehealth. Input from payors, policymakers, and hospital administrators will have a large influence on the uptake of this powerful opportunity.
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