Which Telehealth Technology is Best? Well that greatly depends on what you want to accomplish with it. Read on to find out more…

Why CIOs have been getting away with making poor decisions regarding the best solution for telehealth?

When you want to select a telehealth vendor (especially those vendors providing you with clinical services), this article provides a great introductory overview of the various telehealth vendor types and how to go about selecting one.

The second installment in this series focuses on the 6-step process of preparing for, selecting, and launching a clinical telehealth services vendor.

In the third part of our 3-part series on selecting vendors we are diving deeper into the partnership with the non-clinical service vendors such as telehealth recruiters , telehealth and digital health law firms, and telehealth boutique consulting firms.

In this first article in a series about selecting a Telehealth Vendor for video visits we are covering the first three steps of creating a team, identifying current problems and a future vision; and to actually list the services you want to continue or launch.

In the second part of our selection of a new video visit platform, we are covering the last four steps of the first phase of identifying the needs and developing the requirements before evaluating possible solutions.

This 3rd article in our series on selecting a new video visit vendor, focuses on the actual evaluation and selection of a new vendor. From reviewing existing solutions and optimizing the process for maximum physician input, it’s all there.

In this 4th article in our series on selecting a Video Visit vendor I covers the first part of “deployment”: how to prepare for a proper rollout with a focus on what’s needed (not what’s possible) and on supporting the critical workflows.