Acute Care Telemedicine

Telemedicine is no longer just a convenient option for minor illnesses—it’s a powerful solution transforming how hospitals care for their sickest patients. In his latest piece on KevinMD, Access TeleCare CEO Chris Gallagher, M.D., shares how hospitals across the country are leveraging […]

Hospitals across the country are facing an urgent challenge — increasing patient volume and decreasing bed availability. A new UCLA study predicts that 85 percent of all adult hospital beds will be occupied by 2032, driven by an aging population and increasing […]

The following is an excerpt from our recent piece in Healthcare Dive: In today’s healthcare environment, hospitals large and small are steadily shifting their focus from serving as a primarily inpatient site of care to investing in robust outpatient capabilities and reducing […]

Access TeleCare adds esteemed clinical leadership to its executive team with the selection of Dr. Michael Genovese as our new chief medical officer of behavioral health. A highly respected leader in behavioral healthcare, Dr. Genovese has decades of experience as a clinical […]

With 700 rural hospitals deemed at risk of closure nationwide, specialty telemedicine programs proven to work for rural hospitals, their patients, providers, and communities offer a valuable and expedient solution. New analysis from the Center for Healthcare Quality & Payment Reform shows […]

By R. Jason Hallock, M.D., MMM, Chief Clinical Innovation Officer at Access TeleCare Imagine you’re trying to build a house without a measuring tape. You might have a general sense of the dimensions, but without precise measurements, you’re bound to end up […]