Alliance for Connected Care

FAIR Health: Hypertension Became the Top-Ranked Asynchronous Telehealth Diagnosis Nationally According to FAIR Health's Monthly Telehealth Regional Tracker, hypertension ranked in first place among asynchronous telehealth diagnoses nationally. It had ranked in second place in the earlier months of the year. In September, hypertension increased in its share of asynchronous telehealth claim lines nationally and in every [...]

MD Revolution: Implementing Remote Patient Monitoring and Chronic Care Management improves Patient Outcomes and Practice Revenues A study, commissioned by MD Revolution, found that physician practices and hospitals who have implemented remote patient monitoring (RPM) and chronic care management (CCM) programs are measurably improving patient outcomes, increasing patient satisfaction and simultaneously building practice value. [...]

The New England Journal of Medicine: Wearable Digital Health Technology Researchers from MIT announced a series on the clinical applications of wearable digital health technologies, such as telehealth and RPM devices. The series aims to provide real-world examples of how wearable DHT is increasingly being applied in clinical situations today and how such uses are [...]

Epic Research: Telehealth Utilization Higher Than Pre-Pandemic Levels, but Down from Pandemic Highs Though the overall share of telehealth visits has dropped, it accounts for 37 percent of mental health and 11 percent of infectious disease visits. The data from Epic Research aims to provide insights into telehealth use trends across specialties in 2023 compared [...]

California Health Care Foundation: Telehealth Outcomes and Impact on Care Delivery: A Review of Evidence The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly reshaped health care delivery, notably with a surge in telehealth use driven by changes in Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates. The ensuing wave of research, spanning over 80 studies from 2021 to 2022, explored the impact [...]

JAMA Network: Expiration of State Licensure Waivers and Out-of-State Telemedicine Relationships Following the expiration of waivers enabling out-of-state telehealth visits, patients tended to stop seeing the physician rather than switch to in-person care. The study shows that in states with expired waivers, patients with out-of-state telehealth relationships were less likely to participate in any post-period visits. [...]