Por: The Boston Globe Nation March 13, 2023
When the pandemic shut down medical offices and forced nearly everyone into remote care, Dr. Barbara S. Spivak faced one of the more unsettling challenges of her decades-long career. Suddenly she had to care for patients remotely — despite being the type of person who rarely even used FaceTime, never mind Zoom.But the Watertown primary care doctor, like doctors and patients everywhere, underwent a mandatory crash course in telehealth, mastered... + full article
WPTV USA Nation April 11, 2023
TULSA, Okla. — In so many ways, COVID-19 forced people into the future. Many changes that occurred through the pandemic are now part of daily life. For those who don't have immediate access to a doctor, one big change is seeing the doctor without leaving their... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Opinion March 23, 2023
We applaud the facts presented by Dr. Barbara Spivak, president-elect of the Massachusetts Medical Society, in the article (Page A1, March 13). Telehealth is essential to the effective provision of health care.We also applaud recent decision to continue to reimburse for primary... + más
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ABC7 USA Health February 25, 2023
Patients will still be able to get common prescriptions like antibiotics, skin creams, birth control and insulin prescribed through telehealth visits.The new rule seeks to keep expanded access to telehealth that's important for patients like those in rural areas while also... + más
Feds seek to limit telehealth prescriptions for some drugs | CBS News
The Boston Globe USA Nation February 18, 2023
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts plans to continue paying for telehealth sessions at the same rate as in-person visits for primary care and chronic illness care.The announcement Friday from the state’s largest insurer comes as doctors brace for cutbacks to reimbursement... + más
Council Post: Leveraging Telehealth To Improve Access To Mental Healthcare | Forbes
Forbes USA Business January 25, 2023
David Mou, CEO, . getty The healthcare system has reached a crisis point; millions of Americans who suffer from mental illnesses can’t find care. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, an estimated suffer from a mental illness, and more than half do not receive... + más
Will new rules make it harder for telehealth patients to get certain drugs? | CBS News
The Advocate USA Entertainment December 22, 2022
Anna Palmer was on staff at her church, First Baptist New Orleans, when she received an invitation from the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services to attend a meeting for pastors and church leaders about the need for foster families in the state.In her own words,... + más
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NBC News USA Opinion October 20, 2022
Texans dodged a bullet Wednesday when Gov. Greg Abbott decided to extend the state’s Covid-19 disaster declaration and, with it, to avoid extinguishing one of the few bright lights of the pandemic. Thanks to the extension, Texans can continue the expanded access to... + más
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