Society for Participatory Medicine

JUNE 12, 2023

Editor’s note: The following column by Society for Participatory Medicine board member Brenda Merriweather originally appeared in this space in December 2021. I always felt like I was putting a Band-Aid on their care and not really doing anything tangible for them.

Pain management 75

Pain management Nursing Primary Care 75

Lloyd Price

OCTOBER 8, 2024

2) Hinge Health: Hinge Health offers digital musculoskeletal care, including physical therapy and pain management. 3) Sword Health: Sword Health focuses on digital musculoskeletal care and physical therapy. 5) Aledade: Aledade is a value-based primary care platform that works with physician groups.

Pain management 67

Pain management Digital Health Primary Care Accountable Care 67

American Well

JULY 13, 2020

To meet this surge in demand, Cleveland Clinic leveraged both its providers who were already active on the platform, and also trained more than 350 primary care providers — many of whom were temporarily redeployed due to the virus — on telehealth. ?During Indiana University Health. Midland Health. UAB Medicine.

Telehealth 118

Telehealth Leadership Primary Care Psychiatry 118

Lloyd Price

SEPTEMBER 6, 2023

Digital Health companies offering patient facing services such as virtual care, telemedicine, digital MSK, digital physical therapy, managing chronic conditions etc. Hinge Health: Hinge Health is a digital health company that provides virtual physical therapy and pain management services. Why these 2 cohorts?

Pain management 60

Pain management Digital Health Primary Care Accountable Care 60

Lloyd Price

FEBRUARY 7, 2025

Exec Summary: The digital health IPO boom of 2021 saw a surge of companies entering the public market, but the landscape has shifted since then. Why did so many Digital Health companies go public in 2021? There were a confluence of factors that fueled the surge of digital health companies going public in 2021: 1.

Digital Health 67

Digital Health healthcare technology Primary Care Telehealth 67

Lloyd Price

JUNE 22, 2024

Exec Summary: The digital health IPO boom of 2021 saw a surge of companies entering the public market, but the landscape has shifted since then. Why did so many Digital Health companies go public in 2021? There were a confluence of factors that fueled the surge of digital health companies going public in 2021: 1.

Digital Health 67

Digital Health healthcare technology Primary Care Telehealth 67

Continue Education Journal

MAY 28, 2021

Although some of these changes were only temporary and have been dropped since the beginning of the pandemic, other changes have been made permanent or are still active given the increased utilization and popularity of Telehealth.

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Telehealth Telemedicine Mental health HIPAA 130