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Telehealth Vendor Selection: Get Intentional, Not Overwhelmed

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Monica Leslie
Monica Leslie

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 Partners, Subsidium Healthcare, specializes in helping clients plan, design, select, and implement telehealth programs. What follows is information regarding solutions and key differentiators for successful vendor selection.

References

1.
Leslie M. Telehealth Vendor Selection: Get Intentional, Not Overwhelmed. Telehealth and Medicine Today. 2018;2(2).
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Adams J. Category: Opinion Tags program objections, strategic plan, telehealth and telemedicine. 2009;

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