Patients today are sophisticated healthcare consumers, with more choices than ever. |
Telehealth, also knowns as e-consults, provide virtual doctor visits – when and where you need them. As a healthcare consumer, look for telehealth services that are:
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There’s No Crystal Ball for Telehealth Providers – But Here Are Some Emerging Issues to Consider
The rapidly growing telehealth industry is replete with challenges – and opportunities, which was the focus of a URAC-sponsored webinar.
How Telehealth Programs Can Demonstrate Quality and Best Practices
Spending on telehealth services in the United States is expected to increase nearly tenfold in just five years. According to projections from IHS Technology, telehealth spending per year in the United States will rise from just $240 million in 2014 to $2.2 billion in 2018.
How Telehealth Accreditation Can Alleviate States’ and Medical Boards’ Concerns Over Patient Safety
While many parties are watching how the legal action plays out with Teladoc’s antitrust lawsuit against the Texas Medical Board, there’s another way to address the issues other than regulations.
Founded in 1990, URAC is the independent leader in promoting healthcare quality through accreditation, certification and measurement. URAC is a nonprofit organization developing evidence-based measures and standards through inclusive engagement with a range of stakeholders committed to improving the quality of healthcare. Our portfolio of accreditation and certification programs span the healthcare industry, addressing healthcare management, healthcare operations, health plans, pharmacies, telehealth providers, physician practices and more. URAC accreditation is a symbol of excellence for organizations to showcase their validated commitment to quality and
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