ATA releases new state report cards on telemedicine

ATA releases new state report cards on telemedicine

The two critical state policy reports identify gaps in coverage and reimbursement, and physician practice standards and licensure.
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Teladoc sues Texas Medical Board over telemedicine rules

The company has filed an antitrust case to prevent a new rule from taking effect that would restrict the practice of telehealth.
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Texas Medical Board votes to limit telehealth

The amended law prohibits telehealth services until the doctor and patient have established a face-to-face relationship.
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Arkansas, Idaho pass bills to allow telemedicine

In Arkansas, the new bill is more limited than the one recently rejected by the State's House of Representatives; the bill passed in Idaho is less restrictive.
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Arkansas rejects the telemedicine bill

The bill would allow video-based services using doctors licensed and living in the state; opponents said residents deserve face-to-face medical care.
Emerge

Homeland Security looking for wearable startups for first responders

The Department has tapped two accelerators, Dallas-based Tech Wildcatters and Chicago-based TechNexus, for the new incubator program called Emerge.
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U.S. HHS announces Next Generation ACOs

Patients will get to benefit from skilled nursing care without prior hospitalization, and expanded coverage of telehealth and post-discharge home services.
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Federal grant to put tablets in the hands of Kansas’ foster families

The devices will allow children in foster care to have a direct link to behavioral healthcare services such as therapy and ongoing education videos.
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EU-funded FICHe accelerator selects 80 tech companies

Selected out of more than 300 applications, these small and mid-sized enterprises will be offered bootcamps, coaching and webinars.
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Obama wants Congress to fund $215M “Precision Medicine” studies

Spending in medical research that tailors treatment to an individual's genes would help the [healthcare] system move away from one-size-fits-all treatments.