Even though audio-only telehealth visits have declined since the onset of the pandemic, the practice appears to remain popular among safety-net settings, a new study found. The study, published by ...

Children’s mental and behavioral health has been a top headline for the past several years and for good reason. Research has shown increasing challenges for young people, with suicide, depression, ...

The study found that California FQHCs were still conducting 20% of primary care visits and 40% of behavioral care visits by telephone or audio-only computer platform. Federally qualified health ...

More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, audio-only telehealth visits for both primary care and mental health services remained common at safety net clinics in California, according to a new ...

A new study finds that 43% of people opted for telemedicine (also known as telehealth) in 2022, even when in-person visits were available. Of them, 70% chose video visits and 30% had audio-only, or ...

Audio-only telehealth visits still make up a significant portion of primary and behavioral healthcare at federally qualified health centers in California, according to a RAND Corporation study ...

CNOs most want telehealth nurses and virtual nurses for 2026, aiming to fill key roles in hospital and health system staffing.

Telehealth has helped more patients with opioid use disorder get access to treatment over the last few years than ever before. But this critical lifeline to care will go away by year’s end unless ...

VA proposed amending its regulations to remove the exclusion of audio-only telehealth for CHAMPVA beneficiaries for services provided on or after May 12, 2020. As proposed, the amendment would apply ...

Approximately one-third of behavioral health patients seeking therapy or medication visits said their clinicians did not offer both telehealth and in-person care, according to a study from nonprofit ...

Telehealth has helped more patients with opioid use disorder get access to treatment over the last few years than ever before. But this critical lifeline to care will go away by year’s end unless ...