Research

COVID-19 has lit a fuse under the deployment of digital practices across all business sectors, with adoption rates now approaching levels projected five years from now.

Now more than ever, we need to deliver care differently, and radical innovation can help us.

Now more than ever, we need to deliver care differently, and radical innovation can help us.

An analysis of the rate of adoption and interest in remote health monitoring technology aimed at helping people manage chronic conditions.

As a companion to a consumer research study by the Wearable Platform Division, Sony Network Communications created this infographic highlighting Remote Health Monitoring Insights in the US and exploring if specialized remote health monitoring devices have the potential to reduce patient burdens and healthcare costs.

A resource highlighting the benefits of Virtual ICUs and case studies from 3 healthcare systems that have successfully leveraged telehealth and digital solutions to scale for the upsurge and unique needs of critically ill COVID-19 patients requiring stays in the ICU.

A reduction in ER visits during the COVID-19 helps to reduce the spread of the virus and allows healthcare systems to focus resources on more vulnerable and critically ill patients; deploying telehealth and virtual care technologies can help to reduce these visits.

Physician telehealth adoption is at an inflection point driven by the desire to improve access and outcomes.

Baptist Health partners with a local employer to transform telehealth benefits and drive healthcare cost savings.

A recent study from American Well identifies which age groups want telehealth and why 25% will switch PCPs for virtual care.

UMass Memorial Health Care re-built its telestroke workflow to consolidate systems, steps and drive efficiency.

A look at how telehealth triage evolved into one of the nation’s largest pediatric telehealth programs.

Insights into solving behavioral health needs by addressing access challenges with telehealth.

Mental health and substance abuse disorders (MH/SUD) are putting additional pressure on employers who are already struggling to keep up with the impacts of rising healthcare costs.

Virtual care is increasingly critical in healthcare delivery, and numerous surveys and studies have been done evaluating everything from effectiveness to patient readiness to provider adoption.

When asking citizens about their expectations of how health care should be available, research shows that half to three quarters say that they are willing to have digital/virtual health interactions with health care.

Modern healthcare is a minefield of challenges.

Tonight, in a rural Midwest farming community, a 54-year-old man suffers a stroke.

Telemedicine programs are skyrocketing in popularity with patients, providers and payers.