ViTel Health Blog (6)

Coinciding with the height of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, many noticed a trend in workers simply leaving their workplace.

As telehealth becomes more popular, current pay structures have had to adapt to ensure that patients can afford telehealth services.

Musculoskeletal injury and disease are the most common causes of morbidity across the globe, and unfortunately, the very nature of these problems make...

It is no secret that physicians are increasingly dissatisfied with the current practice of medicine, especially in large healthcare centers and other ...

COVID-19 made virtual visits far more common across the country, with more people than ever before stating they either do virtual visits with their do...

For college students going into a professional field, networking is underlined as critically important, above nearly anything else.

The COVID-19 pandemic gave healthcare as a whole the ability to dive directly into the telehealth frontier. While virtual visits were primarily a cont...

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic strained the healthcare system, physician burnout was a recognized and serious concern. Marked by patterns of fatigu...

The pandemic may have caused telehealth use to snowball, but this service was already on the scene before COVID-19. And it’ll continue to provide valu...

While telehealth began in the late 1960s, its popularity surged during the COVID-19 pandemic as patients and providers sought new ways to keep themsel...