The newly reintroduced CHRONIC Care Act of 2017 seeks to establish federal standards for telemedicine reimbursement and expand chronic care services…
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Author Archives: Kat Smith
No Sweat Workouts
It’s a frequent misconception that you need to break a sweat to see results from your workout – here are three workouts that won’t have you saying “let’s hit the showers” when you’re done…
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Which Food Claims Do You Need to Take Seriously (and Which Ones Can You Ignore)?
Identifying healthy foods is not as easy and simple as it may seem. Here are four terms to take seriously and three to ignore when you’re stocking up on groceries…
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6 Ways to Bust a Bad Mood Fast
Don’t let a case of the grumps get the best of you, arm yourself with these helpful strategies and tips for quickly getting out of a bad mood…
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Telehealth Executives Enthusiastic about Industry Growth
Findings from the American Telemedicine Association’s 2017 Telemedicine Executive Leadership Survey were overwhelmingly reassuring for telehealth advocates.
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Rethink What You Know About Nut Allergies
Allergic to peanuts? Chances are you avoid all tree nuts. But new research suggests that this step is not always necessary, and might actually be nutty!
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Telemedicine for Concussion Evaluation
A telemedicine pilot program looks promising for concussion evaluation among athletes who were studied by remote neurologists and onsite caregivers.
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Are Warts Contagious?
Warts are a common skin condition, which can range from an aesthetic annoyance to a painful disturbance – but can you “catch them” from someone else?
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Telemedicine to CONNECT Multiple Sclerosis Patients with Care
CONNECT-MS, a new pilot program, will follow MS patients for one year to determine if telemedicine could be beneficial to patients with Multiple Sclerosis.
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Why Does Working Out Make You Feel Good?
If you’ve ever taken out a bad day on the nearest treadmill, you know that there’s something to be said about sweating it out – but are endorphins to thank?
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