Now more than ever, doctor’s phones have been ringing off the hook. However, because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, in-person visits and non-emergency surgeries have been put on hold to stop the ...

Since the start of the pandemic, virtual visits with doctors have grown increasingly in popularity. These online visits were originally meant to keep people from contracting COVID-19, but now, many ...

Virtual medicine lends itself to better conversations, writes Geoff Rutledge. Research shows that stronger relationships between primary care physicians and their patients yield significantly better ...

Virtual healthcare appointments have surged in popularity recently, driven by advancements in technology and the necessity to adapt during global health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. A report by ...

A sore throat. A pounding headache. No time to sit in a waiting room for hours. Many have faced this dilemma. Today, telemedicine has made healthcare accessible. A few taps on a phone, a quick video ...

HOUSTON — More people are turning to telehealth for medical care, but it’s not always clear when a virtual visit is right and when an in-person appointment is the better call. In Thursday's Health ...

A telehealth visit can seem impersonal because it’s done at home, where you may not have privacy. Some people prefer to have face-to-face interaction when talking about sensitive topics. Another issue ...

Listen to that nagging voice in your head (or from your family member). It could save your life, now or later. Jessica was a writer on the Wellness team, with a focus on health technology, eye care, ...

WASHINGTON — Army veteran Andy Butzler said he prefers to attend medical appointments at the Department of Veterans Affairs via online conference calls rather than drive an hour from his home in ...

A new Ontario-based study finds that children aged three months to two years are more likely to visit the emergency ...