#telehealth

#telehealth

Zappy Health's low-cost obesity drugs were sourced from an unlicensed pharmacy, leading to significant customer and company fallout.

Telehealth access to controlled substances may see new restrictions despite efforts to maintain flexibility after 2025.

The ADHD telehealth company is identified as a scam for not providing prescribed medication despite charging patients.

Consultations that do not lead to a medication prescription can lead to legal consequences for the original treating physician.

Mental health discourse has become essential, emphasizing emotional wellbeing and support, particularly influenced by societal changes post-COVID-19.

Teletherapy has become the preferred method for mental health appointments post-pandemic.

Jimini Health aims to enhance mental health treatment through an AI-augmented therapy model, addressing access and efficacy issues in traditional psychotherapy.

The ketamine therapy industry requires higher standards of care to protect patient safety after growing concerns over profit-driven practices.

Kelly faced financial issues with an online weight-loss medication subscription, highlighting the risks of seeking quick fixes without adequate research.

The background of DOGE staff raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest in psychedelic therapy practices.

Hims & Hers Health's Super Bowl ad represents a shift towards addressing broader grievances and selling weight-loss solutions for both genders.

The influencer marketing for weight-loss medications is rapidly growing, with increasing payouts reflecting demand and engagement on social media platforms.

Hims & Hers faced backlash for its Super Bowl ad addressing obesity and promoting weight-loss products without clear safety disclosures.

Women like Tara Rothenhoefer find affordable access to weight-loss medication through telehealth, despite previously facing unaffordable prices of over $1,000 monthly.

Hims & Hers is defending its controversial Super Bowl ad against claims of misleading practices by the drug industry lobbying group.

Remote work opportunities are increasing for workers earning $250,000 or more, despite broader return-to-office trends.

Nursing is evolving with more remote opportunities available for RNs, accommodating personal needs and technology advancements.

A Texas judge allows states to restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone, impacting national abortion regulations.

New York law allows anonymity for doctors prescribing abortion medication to protect them from harassment and intimidation.

A New York doctor was indicted for allegedly prescribing abortion pills online, testing New York's protective shield laws for telehealth services.

This case may set a precedent for future cases involving telehealth and abortion-related prescriptions.

Hone Health raised $33M to enhance longevity care through telehealth services.

WiseLayer's $7.2M Seed funding propels AI-powered solutions in finance.

Aligned Marketplace secures $3M to innovate primary care for self-insured employers.

Datum Technology, a stealth startup, garners $3M in funding from multiple investors.

Startups in NYC like Edia Learning, Bask Health, and Aktivate have recently secured funding for their innovative platforms.

Startups in diverse sectors such as edtech, telehealth, and sports management are attracting investments from venture capitalists.

The NYC startup ecosystem continues to showcase growth and opportunities for new businesses to secure funding and scale their operations.

Teal Health is developing an at-home cervical cancer screening solution to improve accessibility and comfort for women, pending FDA approval.

Generation X women are navigating menopause empowered by online resources, despite a lack of medical guidance.

Rachel Blank founded Allara to provide specialized care for women's hormonal conditions after struggling to find proper treatment for her own PCOS.

23andMe is considering selling its telehealth business due to financial difficulties and a significant data breach impact.

23andMe struggled to retain customers after initial interest due to lack of continued engagement and actionable health advice.

The pandemic prompted a shift to telemedicine in emergency care, revealing unexpected opportunities for deeper patient interactions despite initial skepticism about technology.

Healthcare organizations urge extension of telehealth prescribing flexibility to maintain access to critical treatments for millions of Americans.

Women in the US are using telehealth to access abortion pills despite state bans.

Telehealth is revolutionizing healthcare delivery with significant market growth expected by 2032.

AI integration and wearable technology are key trends shaping the future of telehealth.

Virtual nursing assistants will play a major role in streamlining telehealth services.

In 2024, patients are expected to seek more cash-pay healthcare due to rising costs and demand for transparent pricing.

Ten US states approved for Digital Equity Capacity Grant funding to improve internet access and digital skills.

NTIA approved new funding to enhance digital equity in seven states, promoting affordable internet access and digital skills training.

The DEA's extension of telehealth prescribing for controlled substances was welcomed, but advocates stress the need for permanent solutions to ensure ongoing access.

Heartland Forward's initiative trains librarians to prepare communities for telehealth, addressing healthcare access issues in rural Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Erectile dysfunction patients in 2024 have candy-like choices such as gummies with tadalafil, offering convenience and reduced stigma.

Hims transformed men's health discussions by addressing taboo topics and offering telehealth services, leading to significant engagement and a $1.6B valuation.

Virtual hologram technology allows patients to see doctors remotely, creating a more realistic telehealth experience.

Holographic doctor consultations are becoming a reality in healthcare settings, providing remote consultations with a realistic 3-D representation of the doctor.

Patients are increasingly self-managing their healthcare through DIY strategies and online communities due to dissatisfaction with traditional medical care.

Crescent Regional Hospital pioneers the use of holographic consultations to improve telehealth experiences for patients and doctors.

Hims & Hers Health's stock plummets due to Amazon's expansion in telehealth services.

Hims & Hers Health offers GLP-1 weight loss drugs at a fraction of the cost of brand-name competitors, leading to a significant increase in shares.

NYC Health + Hospitals' telehealth abortion service facilitated over 2,700 virtual visits and 800 medication kits in its first operational year.

The VA now provides tele-emergency assessments for veterans to assess medical conditions without in-person visits.

Abortion patients are navigating a patchwork of state laws, resulting in increased travel for access amid ongoing restrictions.

Telehealth abortion pills prescribed under blue state shield laws impact abortion access, facing potential threats from Supreme Court decisions.

Telehealth reduces greenhouse-gas emissions in cancer care.

Hologram technology is enhancing remote cancer care access in rural communities.

Walmart's closure of health services highlights struggles of major retailers entering healthcare.

Walmart closed its 51 health centers due to an unsustainable business model, ending its venture into healthcare.

Walmart is closing its healthcare division due to lack of sustainable business model, showcasing the difficulty of achieving profitability in the primary care and telehealth markets.