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2018 Year in Review: The Year’s Biggest Remote Care News & Developments

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2018 was a historic year for telehealth and remote patient monitoring (RPM), as a series of developments played out that helped extend these important care delivery services to more patients than ever before. January: Unbundled CMS Code Increases Remote Care Reimbursement. January 18, 2018.

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Care Innovations CIO Himanshu Shah to Speak at 2018 Connected Health Summit

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July 9, 2018. These include: Remote monitoring for accountable care. Innovative convenience care models. Enabling Remote Care & Patient Engagement Solutions. Read more about how our telehealth solutions promote patient engagement and positive behavior change here.

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What’s next with Voice tech and seniors?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

In 2018, the emergence of voice technology was heralded by many as ‘magical’ and for older adults it was viewed (including by analysts) as enormously appealing and with high potential. Judging by the downloads of The Future of Voice First Technology and Older Adults 2018 , industry observers saw the potential.

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Can Telemedicine Increase Health Equity? A Conversation with Antoinette Thomas, Dave Ryan, and Me with the ATA

Health Populi

“We” was a trio including Antoinette Thomas (@NurseTechExec1), Chief Patient Experience Officer with Microsoft, David Ryan (@DavidPRyan), former long-time Global Head of Intel’s Health/Life Science business; and, me. As we move to “build health care back better” in the U.S.

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What is the Future of Virtual Wards?

Lloyd Price

Staff training and support: Healthcare providers who work in virtual wards may require additional training and support to adapt to remote care models. Clinical complexity: Not all patients are suitable for virtual ward care, particularly those with complex medical needs or who require hands-on interventions.

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Survey: U.S. Health System Leaders Embracing Remote & Virtual Care

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Health Systems 2018,” the survey runs down the topics most of interest to C-suite executives at 35 of the nation’s largest health systems. Yet 71% of respondents not currently receiving reimbursement for virtual and remote care did anticipate doing so during the next year. Telehealth] gives a better consumer experience.”.

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What is the Future of Virtual Wards for patients, providers and payers?

Lloyd Price

Staff training and support: Healthcare providers who work in virtual wards may require additional training and support to adapt to remote care models. Clinical complexity: Not all patients are suitable for virtual ward care, particularly those with complex medical needs or who require hands-on interventions.