Using telehealth as a service can be overwhelming without the right resources. Our Telehealth Resource Centers have gathered resources on how to get started, what best practices you should follow, what’s required from a technology standpoint, as well as operating procedures and financial planning.
Fact Sheets
Telemedicine is meeting with your health care provider (such as your doctor or nurse) online. You can use telemedicine for many services, including: Primary care: The care you need for short-term and long-term health problems and… Read More
Fact Sheets
You know that telemedicine is good for your practice because it is an efficient and convenient way to engage with your patients. It can allow you to continue treating and educating those who are unable… Read More
Fact Sheets
UMTRC patient resource “Telemedicine Appointment” will help address steps on how to prepare for an appointment, what to do during the appointment and concerns patients may have. … Read More
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Telehealth workflow is a swimming flowchart that displays the general workflow of telehealth interactions between patients, providers and other healthcare workers involved. … Read More
Fact Sheets
This UMTRC Factsheet gives an overview of the history of telehealth, helping patients to understand how telehealth and telemedicine has gotten to where it is today. Read More
Fact Sheets
Quality, cost-effective care and education delivered via smartphones, tablets, desktop computers, kiosks, portals, remote patient monitoring devices and other new and emerging technologies. Read More
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The table below all current (as of 2021) Category 1, 2, and 3 services and codes plus the interim codes that are available through the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE). These are… Read More
Toolkits
In partnership, OCHIN HCCN and CTRC present key considerations, divided into six sections, to guide health care executives as you weigh the right balance of virtual solutions to complement in-person care for your health center… Read More
Fact Sheets
Telehealth is a way to receive healthcare services digitally. Telehealth lets you videoconference with doctors through computers, tablets, or smartphones and virtually connect to your local clinic or other health locations without leaving your home. Read More
Fact Sheets
As state and federal policymakers, government agencies, insurers, practitioners, and consumers expanded the opportunities for telehealth, a wide range of terms and definitions have emerged. Unfortunately, there are very few universal definitions and many terms… Read More
