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While continuing telehealth flexibilities may bring additional costs for providers and taxpayers, the benefits are worth the price, researchers said.

Seniors with vision impairment were less likely to have access to telehealth compared to those with better eyesight, according to a new study.

Assisted living communities and other long-term care providers now can access $5 million in funding to install telemedicine technology and infrastructure after South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) signed...

Telemedicine visits were less frequent among older patients (75 years and older), those who did not have internet access and people living in the Midwest. Audio-only visits were associated with older age.

With some coverage set to expire, a bipartisan push is underway in Congress to make telehealth reimbursements permanent.

South Dakota is working on legislation to grant $5 million to long-term care facilities in the state to implement telehealth and telemedicine access.

A bipartisan group of senators have reintroduced a bill to remove current restrictions on telehealth mental health services for seniors.

Questions remain about how much providers will be able to rely on telehealth, remote monitoring and other technologies to come in the years ahead — and whether the government will make the needed legal,...

“Although these nationwide trends can inform research and policy, they obscure disparities in access to and use of telemedicine that disproportionately affect older adults, individuals in rural regions...

The authors say that the findings suggest that virtual visits may be best when there is an existing clinical relationship.