Telemedicine: What’s Next – 2014 Provider Survey

Telemedicine is a booming sector for health care, stemming from a strong desire to improve the overall quality of care and reach new patients in new markets both around the block and around the world. The benefits of telemedicine abound — with new patients comes the potential for increased revenue, as well as a competitive edge over other regional health care providers.

For organizations seeking operational efficiency and greater oversight, telemedicine is a powerful tool. It can be used to open doors in research and academics, allowing information to be shared safely and securely for the greater advancement of medicine.

As with any technological advancement, there are new issues for your organization to consider – such as cost, reimbursement, resources and technology, and physician buy-in. In the quest to stay at the forefront of medicine, it is easy to become overwhelmed on where to start.

Telemedicine Survey — How Your Peers Address What’s Next

Foley is conducting a survey of health care leadership to gauge perspective on the key challenges for health care organizations and identify trends in what they are doing in telemedicine. In appreciation of your feedback, we will share with you our analyses of the survey results; valuable insights from your peers on this developing area of health care.

Interested in being a part of the discussion? Please click here to take the survey.

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