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Higher telehealth use correlates with increased healthcare utilization and costs, indicating that while telehealth improves access, it may also lead to higher rates of ambulatory care-sensitive hospitalizations.

Walmart’s decision to close its health clinics reflects deep-seated challenges in the primary care sector, particularly in economically sustaining such models in low-income areas.

In the coming years, hospitals will increasingly incorporate digital technologies, from AI in diagnostics to enhanced telemedicine capabilities, aimed at improving efficiency and patient care quality.

Cedars-Sinai’s innovative approach to virtual healthcare expands access for children and Spanish-speaking patients, reflecting a broader commitment to equitable and convenient care delivery.

Telehealth continues to play a pivotal role in modern healthcare by enabling remote disease management and specialist consultations, ensuring comprehensive care delivery even from a distance.

The “Effectiveness of PrEPTECH” trial reveals telehealth’s potential and challenges in initiating and sustaining PrEP adherence among at-risk groups, emphasizing the necessity for integrated community support in healthcare strategies.