Published by: Tallahassee Democrat | Written by: Arthur Cooksey
Posted on: August 03, 2022
As back-to-school season approaches, what are ways that school systems can address the dire need for student mental health care?
READ MOREPublished by: Becker's Hospital Review | Written by: Naomi Diaz
Posted on: July 07, 2022
Published by: Charlotte Business Journal
Posted on: June 16, 2022
Arthur Cooksey is honored as a Most Admired CEO by the Charlotte Business Journal. Learn about his leadership, community involvement, decision-making, and advice for young executives.
READ MOREPublished by: CityBiz | Written by: Edwin Warfield
Posted on: May 04, 2022
Our CEO Arthur Cooksey reconnected with Edwin Warfield at citybiz to talk about our biggest takeaways from the American Telemedicine Association's ATA2022 conference and how we're contributing to innovation in telehealth.
Published by: Healthcare IT News | Written by: Bill Siwicki
Posted on: August 12, 2022
While patients might have traveled from 45 minutes away before telehealth services were available, now the organization is seeing people who live an hour and a half drive away.
Published by: CityBiz
Posted on: April 26, 2022
Former Bank of America SVP will drive continued growth for the telehealth technology firm as global demand for virtual care surges.
Published by: Medium.com | Written by: Luke Kervin
Posted on: April 07, 2022
One of the consequences of the pandemic is the dramatic growth of Telehealth and Telemedicine. But how can doctors and providers best care for their patients when they are not physically in front of them? What do doctors wish patients knew in order to make sure they are getting the best results even though they are not actually in the office? How can Telehealth approximate and even improve upon the healthcare that traditional doctors’ visits can provide?
READ MOREPublished by: Charlotte Business Journal | Written by: Jen Wilson
Posted on: March 23, 2022
A Charlotte startup that provides telehealth services has earned a lofty spot on Inc. magazine's Regionals 2022, a ranking of more than 900 fast-growing companies coast to coast. The feature divides the U.S. into seven regions, placing North Carolina in the Mid-Atlantic and South Carolina in the Southeast.
Published by: Connectivity Business | Written by: Jeffrey Steele
Posted on: February 28, 2022
Impoverished or remote areas of the world with a lack of broadband availability may also have limited access to health care services, but in today’s tech-driven world with beaming satellite technology that can deliver connectivity to the most remote areas, health care availability is no longer defined by geographic boundaries.
Published by: USA Today | Written by: Kathy Ireland and Eric Hargan
Posted on: February 25, 2022
Our Board Member, Kathy Ireland, teamed up with Eric Hargan, former Deputy Secretary at HHS, to share concerns about America's Silent Epidemic and how we can address it together. Through a live OpEd interview with USA TODAY, they discuss what a public-private partnership combating SUD might look like.
We’re proud to support the efforts Kathy and kiWW® have underway as they expand health advocacy launching the kathy ireland Recovery Centers, a nationwide network of outpatient recovery centers providing treatment regardless of a patient’s insurance or ability to pay. Our telehealth technology will enable the Recovery Centers to expand their reach and impact, as well as support Kathy in her humanitarian efforts to bring access to healthcare for all people.
Published by: Future Healthcare Today | Written by: Arthur Cooksey
Posted on: January 05, 2022
We are all much better acquainted with telehealth than we were just 18 months ago. The need to receive medical attention during the pandemic drove concerns about exposure in crowded waiting rooms and ERs, resulting in people turning to telehealth as the solution to continued care.
Along with the rise in telehealth usage and incentives to leverage the technology, we’ll also see a rise in other areas, including the impact it has on communities, regulatory reform, and investment in continuous innovation.
Published by: Digital Health Buzz | Written by: Mayur Mistry
Posted on: December 10, 2021
These last two years have been challenging to say the least, and it has shed a light on our own mental health. Lockdowns, increased screen times, financial worries, stress and the lack of social interaction have all contributed to the worsening of our own mental health.
That said, as we enter post-Covid, one BMJ publication calls for urgent intervention as more people will require mental health support because of the pandemic.
Fortunately, to help alleviate this growing pressure, a number of digital health technologies have stepped in.
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