General Telemedicine

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 […]

Newton, Kansas has a population of just under 20,000, but providing patients with specialty services that wouldn’t otherwise be available means significant travel. For NMC Health, that also meant less than ideal circumstances for patients requiring a higher level of care and […]

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 […]

At Access TeleCare, we deliver a fully supported, scalable teleNeurology service that ensures hospitals and health systems can provide high-quality neurological intervention, diagnosis, and treatment without delays. We don’t merely have a few anonymous neurologists in a bunker somewhere. We don’t simply […]

Emergency department (ED) boarding is one of the most pressing challenges hospitals face today, confirmed in a recent piece in Becker’s Hospital Review. It describes addressing ED boarding as a “top priority to improve patient throughput and operational efficiency.” ED boarding is […]

Every February, American Heart Month reminds us of the importance of heart health and the ongoing efforts needed to treat and prevent cardiovascular disease. At Access TeleCare, we’re proud to support heart health through our innovative teleCardiology solutions, bridging gaps in care […]

At Access TeleCare, quality forms the cornerstone of every teleHospitalist program we implement. Chief of Hospitalist Medicine and Emerging Service Lines, Dr. Saurin Patel, provides insight into how these services are revolutionizing patient care, building trust, and fortifying hospitals across the nation. […]