Telehealth was once seen as a pandemic-era measure, but it's here to stay. Despite initial skepticism, patients continue to embrace telehealth for its convenience and accessibility — and healthcare leaders are investing in virtual care models to support the workforce and improve care coordination. After four years of experimenting with telehealth, we now have a better idea of what it can do.

Facing high readmissions and ED utilization rates, Frederick Health created a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program for patients transitioning out of home health services. Discover the three key strategies they employed to achieve high patient satisfaction, improved health outcomes, and cost savings of $2.3 million annually.

As telehealth adoption continues to rise, healthcare organizations are turning to virtualists to provide care through virtual modalities. Discover how virtualists address workforce issues, meet patient preferences, and increase provider capacity — and why they are set to play a crucial role in shaping the future of healthcare.