Successful telehealth business models are a topic of regular discussion in the healthcare industry, and the financial details of telehealth programs, initiatives, and companies are central to program viability and sustainability. Claims and total payments toward telehealth services are rapidly increasing each year; therefore, it is becoming imperat...

By Bryan T. Arkwright, Monica Leslie, Morgan Light

The sheer volume of telehealth codes reimbursed continues to grow, as all payers (federal, state, and private) approve and incorporate new policies and codes. Despite additional codes and friendlier policies, organizations seeking to be paid for telehealth still struggle with interpreting and utilizing automated processes to maximize telehealth rev...

By Monica Leslie Nash, Bryan T. Arkwright

The term “vendor overwhelmed” in the telehealth market is alive and well. In a global market predicted to more than double in value over the next several years to an estimated $36.2B,1 the number of vendors that have flooded the market is not surprising. As a “vendor agnostic” telehealth consulting team, Schumacher Clinical ...

By Monica Leslie

No abstract available. Editor’s note: In this article, the authors conclude their series on the impact of chronic conditions on our nation. In the April edition of Telehealth and Medicine Today, they explained why chronic conditions will continue to be a focus of cost and utilization issues in our nation’s healthcare system and they int...

By Monica Leslie, Rehan Virani