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Telehealth use skyrocketed in the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic when many health providers were forced to deliver services remotely. Although telehealth visits have dropped from their peak in 2020, they remain elevated even as many patients return to in-person care, according to the results of an analysis by Epic Research and the Kaiser Family Foundation. ...
THORASYS is pleased to announce that it is receiving advisory services and up to $197,293 in funding from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) to support a research and development project in digital health. Thanks to this support, THORASYS will accelerate a strategic innovation aimed at assessing lung function in remote patient ...
San Francisco (California, US), Cambridge (Massachusetts, US) –Spire Health, the leading provider of respiratory remote patient monitoring(RPM), today announced the closing of a $38 million equity financing, led by Gilde Healthcare Partners along with a leading global medtech strategic partner. Geoff Pardo, General Partner at Gilde Healthcare, will join Spire’s Board of Directors. ...
CloudCath, developer of a remote monitoring and predictive analytics platform for catheter-based treatments, today announced a collaboration with American Renal Associates (ARA), a leading provider of outpatient dialysis services. ...
At first glance, the news that the federal public health emergency will remain in place through the remainder of 2021 might seem like a bad sign for hopes of quickly beating back COVID-19 and finally returning to normal. But it’s also good news for the continued growth of telehealth, and for patients. Norris Cochran, the acting secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human ...
The demand for telehealth in the United States has grown considerably in the past ten years. In 2017, patients were waiting an average of nearly 30 days to see their doctor, whose accessibility is growing increasingly scarce. It’s little wonder that from 2010-2017, the use of telehealth in hospitals increased from 35% to 76%, with nearly every state Medicaid program covering various ...
What is the COVID-19 Telehealth Program? The FCC launched the COVID-19 Telehealth program as a part of the overarching CARES Act in March 2020 to help nonprofit and public health care providers implement connected care services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. $200 million dollars in funding was distributed to eligible providers who had qualified for the program via the FCC’s ...
RemetricHealth, a leading remote patient monitoring (RPM) and telehealth services company that has been serving the healthcare industry for more than a decade, has announced that its telehealth capabilities, in conjunction with its biometric monitoring devices, are helping connect patients and providers in a time when continuity of care can be challenging due to COVID-19. The telehealth model is ...