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Telehealth Trends in the News!

 
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Telehealth is on the rise and in the news! Check in with us frequently or subscribe to our blog to review current topics related to this growing trend in healthcare!

 

  • The market for remote monitoring technology, which will be used primarily for home health and disease management, will total nearly $300 million by 2015, according to research from Frost & Sullivan.Another study in the same article estimates that the number of patients worldwide using telehealth will more than double between now and 2016.

 

  • Telehealth reimbursement will grow, health leaders recently reported. According to a panel at the CES Digital Health Summit, discussing business models to support e-health, Federal Medicare program for seniors and disabled Americans currently does not reimburse for most telehealth, care coordination, and home monitoring services, but that could change soon. 

 

 

  • Trustees for the late Leona Helmsley are spending $100 million of her fortune to develop a telehealth network in seven Midwestern states.

 

  • Advocates for home care technology such as telehealth services, recently pushed for federal legislation that would increase adoption (and reimbursement) among Medicare patients.

 

  • A new study published in the Gerontologist, states that telehealth is associated with improvement in general health and reduced ED visits in COPD or HF patients.

 

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Comments

$300M is a good market amount.  
 
I'm standing by to watch how the Telemedicine Reimbursement is going to build. I think patients and doctors alike are waiting for the reimbursement of telemedicine to develop some more before they dive into the services. 
 
Thanks for the update! With new medical students and prospective doctors receiving their MD, 90% of this new digital age of doctors will be involved with a social media platform and technology one way or the other, this is a great start to a new wave of practice.
Posted @ Monday, February 06, 2012 12:55 PM by evan
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