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On March 17, the Administration announced new flexibilities intended to expand access to telehealth under COVID-19 emergency authorities.

The following resources may help eye care providers to rapidly transition to telehealth for providing vital eye care while reducing risks to patients and communities during COVID-19.

Download our new Quick-Start Guide to support providers as they implement a telehealth and virtual care practice.

Health policy researchers from IMPAQ and the American Institutes for Research (AIR) have been tracking and analyzing the rapid advancements in telehealth delivery and accessibility during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thank you to all members in attendance for the second ATA Member Townhall Meeting with Ann Mond Johnson, ATA CEO and Joseph Kvedar, MD, ATA Chair of the Board.

Thank you to all members in attendance for the second ATA Member Townhall Meeting with Ann Mond Johnson, ATA CEO and Joseph Kvedar, MD, ATA Chair of the Board.

Thank you to all members in attendance for the first ATA Member Townhall Meeting with Ann Mond Johnson, ATA CEO and Joseph Kvedar, MD, ATA Chair of the Board.

Under state emergency declarations, governors and state boards have begun to waive restrictions, on a temporary basis, on health providers licensed, registered, or certified in good standing in another state.

With the pandemic, there came a digital health explosion, with companies working swiftly to bring new technologies to light that would pave the way forward in telehealth and other critical areas.

Telehealth is remotely delivered and synchronous medical services (telephone/audio, video visit) between a patient and a healthcare provider in an ambulatory setting (e.

PLANO, Texas, April 27, 2021—Vivify Health, the developer of the nation’s leading connected care platform for remote patient care, today announced the release of a new white paper, “Moving Closer to Embracing Remote Care: Remote Care Enters the Mainstream in 2021.

Health care data exchange has been a priority for policymakers and health care leaders, culminating with the recent release of two finalized rules that will fundamentally change how health care data are shared.

Jennifer Bell is a CPC credentialed consultant who also is Certified by the Healthcare Compliance Association.

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