As Telemedicine Use Explodes, Are We Certain the Service Is Properly Insured?

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Risk & Insurance - Sep 21, 2020

Telemedicine services can happen in real time, such as through a Zoom call or another video call provider. They could even be asynchronous — for example, a patient uploads their health data for review and comment at a later time by their physician. Ongoing communications may then take place, includi...

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