Telehealth (3)

Telehealth cemented its usefulness during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it's evident that this extension of the medical industry is here to stay.

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Even five years ago, remote work for healthcare workers seemed impossible. Given the ongoing pandemic, remote healthcare hasn't just become a reality ...

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...

Telehealth has become a huge presence in the medical industry, with more physicians offering telehealth and more patients seeking telehealth medical v...

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...

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Sports medicine keeps athletes healthy and competing at the top of their game, whether they’re professionals, students, or weekend warriors. While the...

Like with all virtual medical practice, telehealth nursing is an evolving field. Just like nurses in a physical office, telehealth nurses provide care...

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...