Can Tele health have significant impact?

- Improving patient outcomes and patient experience
- Improving the population health
- Reducing per capita cost of healthcare
- Ability to register remotely by entering patient demographics
- Ability to search and book doctor’s appointment from a specific therapeutic area
- Ability to search or retrieve patient history details
- Ability to record patient symptoms
- Audio Video Conferencing where patients and doctors connect to a session
- Ability to quickly review patient history
- Ability to remotely diagnose a patient condition through smart devices (optional)
- Ability to write prescriptions with list of medicines
- Ability to create follow-ups
- Ability to refer to a secondary care specialist
- Ability to securely store and transact, while adhering to HIPAA compliance needs
- Ability to get the medicines at the doorstep
- Ability to create meaningful reports based on some of the data points
- Ability to capture patient experience via means of patient completing a post care survey
- Ability to capture and create reports for MIPS filing
Important perspective from reimbursement standpoint is to understand, whether some of the commercial, state or federal reimbursement programs are covering. For example, some of the tele medicine providers may work with Medicare Advantage and Medicaid managed care plans, while some are not working with Medicare Fee for Service or Medicaid Fee for service program.