Telehealth

Engaging with patients through mobile or other means for preventive care measures helps healthcare providers improve clinical outcomes and control costs at a time of expanding physician shortage.

Much like the top 5, the next set of winners includes familiar faces among the most influential health IT experts on Twitter. 

The U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality pinpointed instances where telemedicine consults are most effective, though to date information is lacking about cost and utilization. 

The companies expect the acquisition to close on July 1.

A recent poll found that nearly half of responding healthcare executives expect that the move from volume to value will adversely impact revenue, which makes investing in technologies even more critical to competing in the market. 

As part two of a four-part article series, CEO Ryan Beckland will detail the current trends in the healthcare industry, key drivers of those trends and how technology will be powering new models of care.

More and more organizations are harnessing kiosks as a venue for less expensive and more accessible care but it remains unclear whether they can achieve similar results with existing personal devices. 

Prime Surgeons called its surgical staff "elite," with patients ranging from athletes to celebrities and professionals, touts transparent pricing.

The American Medical Association’s latest guidelines clarify doctors responsibilities when tapping into telemedicine technologies and services.

The infrastructure and consulting services can enable healthcare providers to build out telehealth strategies and design tools that address interoperability challenges and improve the patient experience.