Episode S03 E38: Part One: Tracking Telehealth Legislation at the Federal, State Levels

In part one of a two-part series on telehealth, to ensure access to telehealth after the public health emergency has ended will require lawmakers to pass new legislation extending or making permanent regulatory flexibilities enacted during the pandemic. Jacob Harper, an associate with law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, Christa Natoli, executive director of the Center for Telehealth and E-Health Law (CTeL), and Ben Steinhafel, policy director of CTeL, discuss the bills currently introduced in Congress and trends in state telehealth legislation.

Episode S03 E37: Leveraging In-Home Advanced Primary Care Solutions To Boost Patient Experience

By bringing primary care services into the home through in-home primary care, providers can improve patient satisfaction while lowering healthcare costs. Chris Dodd, MD, chief medical officer at Emcara Health, sheds light on how in-home advanced primary care interacts with the rest of the healthcare system to lower costs and boost patient experience.

Episode S03 E36: Adopting Health IT Data Standards to Support Patient-Centered Care

Access to comprehensive patient health data at the point of care is critical for care coordination. Holly Miller, MD, chief medical officer of MedAllies, shares how 360X specifications can help healthcare organizations streamline data sharing to support patient-centered care during care transitions.

Episode S03 E35: Getting Virtual Care Solutions To The Patients That Need Them The Most

Broader uptake of virtual care has broken down many of the geographic- and stigma-related barriers of the past, but has also erected new barriers in their stead. Adam Hornung, executive director of telehealth operations at Intermountain Healthcare, shares how his organization has tackled barriers to virtual care access and involved patients in the solution.