Differences in telehealth modality underline disparities: 5 things to know While telehealth took off during the COVID-19 pandemic, it has also been marred by inequitable use and access. A new study ...

Telehealth has become a significant modality in outpatient mental health care, with 27.8% of adults using it exclusively in 2021–2022. Higher socioeconomic groups, including employed and higher-income ...

The mental health needs of individuals shift over time, as do our preferences for how we want to receive care, and as such, there’s a need for a diverse set of care modalities that can be deployed as ...

The pandemic prompted a great need for technology-enabled care delivery, so the regulations surrounding reimbursement for these services were tossed out the window in 2020. Now that the public health ...

Seldom has there been a new care modality subject to more misinformation than telehealth. As anyone who has observed the industry for a length of time understands, healthcare is notoriously ...

"Employees don't experience life in silos, and neither should their support," said Keith Wasley, President and CEO of AllOne Health. "This research confirms that when people have access to short-term, ...

Home-based care is an important and undertapped modality for providing care to millions of people in the United States who are unable to access or have difficulty obtaining care. This type of care is ...