Healthcare systems are faced with challenges in patient access and availability of care. As a result, innovative healthcare solutions are invaluable within efforts of reducing patient wait times. Telehealth solutions, such as eConsults, increase efficiency of care by improving access to specialists while also better optimizing time and place of care.
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For primary care providers, eConsults can make a significant impact on clinical practice to secure timely access to care for patients who need it. Watch our short video to learn more about how eConsults make waiting for specialty
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Looming specialist shortages promise to further hinder patient’s access to health care. Learn more about how eConsults can support PCPs in improving access.
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Significant issues remain which signify our patient population still isn’t accessing the mental health care they require. Learn more about Telepsychiatry and Telehealth technologies improve mental health outcomes in primary care practices and as a result, address factors impacting access to mental health care.
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In April 2019, CMS announced the Primary Cares Initiative which is expected to reduce administrative burdens and increase patient care while decreasing healthcare costs. Learn more about the payment models of the Primary Cares Initiatives, and how eConsults directly support this new initiative.
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The healthcare industry is facing a wealth of innovation opportunities that improve quality and delivery of care while increasing patient satisfaction.
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Provider burnout is on the rise and already affects many of our dedicated primary care physicians. Find out how eConsults help to alleviate burnout symptoms.
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New CMS changes expand Medicare telehealth services and communicate a new interpretation of remote communication technologies.
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By Adam Darkins, August 2018. The Increasing Importance of Primary Care An aging population, the rising incidence and prevalence of obesity and other chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart failure and anxiety/depression, and the wide variety of information
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