Telehealth

Patients who are invited to join the portal can access it and engage in live video conferencing from their computers, tablets, or other mobile devices.

Southern New Jersey's largest health system will launch its telemedicine offering is planned in fall 2015, following technical implementation and training.

Phoenix, Arizona-based eVisit will use the funds to enhance its telemedicine platform, as well as ramp up sales and marketing efforts.

The company makes a device that allows patients to perform a variety of examinations as part of a telehealth visit, all from the comfort of their own home.

Each physician would already have to be a Medicare approved, but would be able to provide their specialty services to patients within other states.

Missouri Telehealth Network received $1.5M to create the Show-Me Extension for Community Health Outcomes program, offering training for specialized treatments.

The service will allow patients to search for physicians who are able to provide immediate online consultations or in-office visits on short notice.

Massachusetts General Hospital's still unnamed offering will debut at some point this fall, targeting multiple specialties.

The company is focused on bringing access to care to the 80 million Americans who currently live over 50 miles away from the nearest behavioral health provider.

Covering select locations in Akron/Canton, Cleveland and Dayton/Springfield - these stations allow customers to access a variety of healthcare services.