Telehealth and Connected Care App

Clinical care model from Chronic Care Management, Inc. gives new strategies for population health management in Medicare-aged populations with multiple chronic conditions.

A US-Canada study, funded by a PCORI grant, aims to test the effectiveness of a telemedicine platform in treating new and expectant moms suffering from stress or depression.

How might an mHealth app and wearables measure physiological biomarkers in patients with heart failure?

New York state officials have amended their telepsychiatry guidelines, rebranding them as telemental health rules and adding several new providers to the list of those able to use virtual care.

Physicians of almost all age groups show an interest in pursuing telemedicine jobs or service lines.

These three tools that find the middle ground between breakthrough technology and user-friendly interfaces.

Healthcare providers are using telehealth platforms and mHealth devices to improve care management for people struggling with migraines.

The move to digital has been well under way in most other industries, creating an expectation of a consumer experience in which healthcare has fallen behind. After all, today's competition is every other experience the customer has had recently.

As our population ages, demand for elderly care continues to grow, outpacing our supply of senior caretakers. Digital healthcare wants to change that.

The principles claim that AI developers are responsible for the implications of the technology.

Maryland's Department of Health is considering allowing licensed social workers to use telehealth to connect with Maryland residents.

Leonard D'Avolio, founder and CEO of Cyft, says machine learning is only a means to an end, helping organizations learn from data more quickly and intuitively.

Using routinely registered clinical notes could improve patient safety.

American Well and Cisco are partnering on a project to create a telehealth platform that could be delivered through a television set.