As the COVID-19 pandemic hit, emergency rooms and doctor’s offices were left empty. The number of Telehealth visits began to soar and amid changes in regulation and perception by patients, telehealth was now seen as a viable and thriving option.

In the final part of this three-part series, Peter Urbanowicz and Karen Davis of A&M's Healthcare Industry Group and joined by Dr. David Shulkin, former Secretary of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs and Senior Advisor of A&M's Healthcare Industry Group and Dr. Lewis Levy, Chief Medical Officer of Teladoc. In this podcast, they'll discuss the future of Telehealth and what healthcare organizations can do to make Telehealth a lasting part of their delivery system.

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For other podcasts in this series:
Part I – Telehealth in a Pre-COVID World
Part II – Addressing Necessary Regulatory and Compliance Risk