Host: Tom Sullivan, EVP & Editor-in-Chief, Health Evolution
Discussion Leaders:
• Kelly Bliss, President, US Group Health, Teladoc Health
• Joe DeVivo, President, Hospital and Health Systems, Teladoc Health
The healthcare experience has been at the tipping point of transformation for several years. But in just a few months, the pandemic broke down remaining barriers and delivered a new path forward – whole-person virtual care.
Discussion leaders shared their perspectives on how whole-person virtual care:
• Becomes essential to episodic and longitudinal care
• Delivers evidence-based care and quality at scale
• Empowers a new era of clinical collaboration
• Enhances the patient experience with technology
• Extends healthcare to under-served populations
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