Telehealth

The two parties will bring HIPAA-compliant video conferencing to all behavioral providers such as psychiatrists, psychologists and other healthcare providers.

The service, developed by iDoc24, connects users directly to dermatologists for an opinion on any skin issue - anywhere, anytime, anonymously.

Employees opting to use the service will have round-the-clock access to a team of ARC doctors via secure text messaging, image sharing and video chat.

The parties are using freed up radio spectrum formerly used by analog TV broadcasts for the delivery of broadband Internet to rural communities.

A team of physicians at Rhode Island Hospital wanted to test Google Glass in real-time, video dermatological consultations.

The free to download app allows healthcare providers to set up a profile and invite a patient to connect for a secure video call in minutes.

The collaboration comes on the heels of the Skype for Business launch, and will allow provide users with seamless digital health experience.

The amended law prohibits telehealth services until the doctor and patient have established a face-to-face relationship.

The feature allows for physician-patient engagement through live streaming video calls via a secure, HIPAA-compliant videoconferencing platform.

Using JeffConnect, patients are currently able to schedule follow-up virtual visits in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Otolaryngology and Urology.