Prior to COVID-19, telehealth and telemedicine were not all that widespread among doctors. Just 21 percent of all physicians stated that they used virtual consulting, according to a recent report, and the percentage of physicians interested in telehealth had been declining to under 30 percent. Read More
Even amidst all the upheaval and uncertainty in the world and in health care in recent months, some things never change. Doctors are still one of the most trusted sources of information. And patients still want guidance, reassurance, and solutions to their health concerns. Read More
Structural racism persists in America throughout our social, economic and political systems. It is deeply rooted in our history, culture, institutions, policies, practices and norms. People of color, particularly Black Americans, face discrimination and experience disparities in income, housing, schooling, social services and health care.Read More
It should come as no surprise that Americans have spent more time online during the coronavirus pandemic. Between stay-at-home orders and a thirst for up-to-date information, more people than ever are turning to the internet to stay connected and informed. Read More
In our last post, we discussed tips to prepare your medical practice to reopen for routine appointments and elective procedures. Everything about health care has changed in light of the COVID-19 crisis—including how you open (or reopen) your doors to patients, and how you maintain strong doctor-patient interactions while wearing masks. Read More
Several U.S. states have begun to lift stay-at-home orders and resume elective medical procedures. When and how practices reopen is a complex decision that depends on many variables from region to region, however.Read More
