I’ve spent some time traveling to various healthcare conferences the last couple of months, exploring and learning more about telehealth. At the American Telemedicine Association conference in Chicago in April, one phrase caught my ear: “Video is Data.” I don’t recall who I heard say it first,
Face-to-face, no matter the place — Telehealth is bringing patients and providers closer than ever before. With quality-of-life improvements for both, it has the potential to revolutionize the way you provide care, while keeping you fully compliant. This post looks at a few common telehealth use cases. Common WebRTC Use
Healthcare Data Breaches Affect Providers of All Sizes. Within the last few years, there were major data breaches of large healthcare providers like Anthem, Premera Blue Cross, and Excellus BlueCross Blueshield. But it’s not only the major providers hackers may target. Smaller medical practices can be a target too,
Hackers abound on the internet, and they don’t just want your credit card numbers. Hackers profit directly from stealing bank or credit card information. However, with healthcare or other personal data, they profit by selling that data on the “dark web” to other hackers who may use
