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Abortion Telemedicine Providers See Fear, Confusion, Spike in Demand
Abortion telemedicine providers say they saw a huge spike in demand and concern from pregnant people after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling Friday on abortion.
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Why Telemedicine Is the Future of Doctor Visits
A few years ago, many may have been skeptical about seeing a doctor virtually, but the pandemic revealed it’s not only possible, it’s probably the future.
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Why Telemedicine Is the Future of Doctor Visits
A few years ago, many may have been skeptical about seeing a doctor virtually, but the pandemic revealed it’s not only possible — it’s probably the future. News4’s Doreen Gentzler reports on the future of medicine.
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Employers, Insurers Push to Make Virtual Visits Regular Care
Some U.S. employers and insurers want you to make telemedicine your first choice for most doctor visits
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Amazon Jumping Into Health Care With Expansion of Telemedicine App
Amazon is making its first foray into providing health care services
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Fad Or Future? Telehealth Expansion Eyed Beyond Pandemic
During the coronavirus pandemic the use of telehealth visits has taken off after Medicare temporarily relaxed restrictions that predated the smartphone era
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Why Now's the Right Time for a Virtual Doctor's Visit
n in the midst of this worldwide pandemic, people need access to their healthcare providers. That’s why you should consider Telehealth Visits.
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7 Telemedicine Services Offering Free Health Care During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Over the past month, a staggering 22 million Americans filed for unemployment as cities and states around the country continue to order Americans to shelter in place in an attempt to mitigate the public health effects of the coronavirus. In the U.S., unemployment during a health crisis can be especially challenging since about 49% of Americans get health insurance through their employer. As...
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Should You See Your Doctor or Take Kids to the Pediatrician During the Pandemic?
The guidelines issued by federal and state agencies to stop the spread of coronavirus have included whether to wear a mask in public, how to maintain social distancing and what sheltering in place entails. But what do you do if you need to visit a doctor or take your child to the pediatrician for something unrelated to coronavirus?
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Seat Pleasant to Help Elderly Patients Access Telehealth
Medical apps are quickly gearing up to detect COVID-19 symptoms. One local company is teaming up with Seat Pleasant, Maryland, to provide tele-medicine to its most vulnerable residents. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Telemedicine Emerges as Care Option During COVID-19 Outbreak
Many Americans isolated at home by the coronavirus pandemic still have a way to seek health care.