Telemedicine

Elizabeth Woodcock explains recent developments regarding how cost for telemedicine services are determined.

Working from home can lead to casual conduct, posing compliance risks for your organization.

Like in any ecosystem, the interplay between functions is paramount to success.

For practices that have been slow to adopt new technologies, the stakes are much greater as the urgency to get up to speed is intensifying.

Teleworking and telehealth have opened more doors for cybercriminals due to a lack of technical, administrative, and physical safeguards.

Elizabeth Woodcock explains the policies surrounding telemedicine, as well as what services are reimbursable and how payment is received.

It will take more than a face value commitment to telehealth for physicians and patients to feel the impact.

How cellular technologies and remote patient monitoring are improving patient care.

Elizabeth Woodcock outlines her best practices for setting up telemedicine services from an administrative perspective, while emphasizing that it is never too late to get in the game.

Telemedicine is more than a splash in the proverbial healthcare pan.

How this certification ensures the highest levels of technology security.

What providers and practice managers need to do to ensure the continued growth of these services.

Three ways to help your patients who may be suffering in silence.

Tactics should be built on a foundation of the three pillars: Educate, identify and treat.

Leaders from several organizations explain how they’re meeting the needs of their patients and employees.

Elective surgeries are the lifeblood of hospitals and health systems, accounting for 60% of total hospital revenue.

It is critical to provide crystal clear communications along every step, including where they should park and how to check-in upon arrival.

Until we learn how to take advantage of the benefits, and manage the challenges of telemedicine, it will be anxiety-provoking.

Telehealth platforms play a key role as physicians reconfigure office visits, adjust to new regulations, and seek to restore their practices.

Embrace new tech and clinical services to remain independent while continuing to achieve clinical excellence and business stability.

Existing challenges in addressing burnout have been exacerbated throughout the pandemic, Wayne Jonas, MD, says. We need to up our game in burnout prevention and management.

Physician practices should consider these five major categories of capabilities to examine in any telehealth solution.

Billing for telemedicine services doesn’t have to be overwhelming when you understand a few key concepts and take advantage of your available resources.

Weight management is more than just a checklist.

Weight loss programs are a prime opportunity for telehealth offerings.

The best way to mitigate risk is to call a MAC, read the laws, and the telehealth waivers over COVID-19.

Continuation of care for chronic conditions is essential.

Guides on key areas to watch.

A virtual hospital created in parallel during the COVID19 pandemic inspires a lasting innovation of telemedicine.

Acknowledging increased reimbursement risks and deploying the right strategies can mean the difference between proper reimbursement and rejected claims.