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  1. Researchers Developing Devices To Monitor Chronic Conditions 2/27/2015

    Part of the University of Michigan Third Century Initiative, these ‘gadgets’ help deep monitoring. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  2. Kentucky's Medicaid Expansion Will Have A $30 Billion Economic Impact 2/25/2015

    A Deloitte study reveals a positive impact of Medicaid expansion for Kentucky economy. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  3. Study Finds Telemonitoring Savings 'Insignificant' 2/12/2015

    According to a report published by Telemedicine and e-Health, researchers found no cost savings as a result of telemonitoring use in the care of older adults. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  4. App Helps Coordinate Care 2/6/2015

    At Miami Children’s Hospital, apps are helping parents take over their child’s care when their hospital stay is over. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  5. $1 Million Awarded To Develop NY's First Telehealth Program For Children With Medical Complexity 1/28/2015

    St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children will roll out the Interactive Voice Response Program from AMC Health. By Julia Ernst, MS, contributing writer

  6. Partnership Formed To Reduce Readmission Rates 1/16/2015

    The program will use real-time home data to curb ER visits and readmissions. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  7. UAB Piloting Three-Year Dialysis Study Using Telemedicine 1/9/2015

    An $180,000 grant allows peritoneal dialysis patients to check in via telemedicine. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  8. Supreme Court To Rule On Healthcare Data 1/7/2015

    The Supreme Court will soon make a decision regarding the collection of healthcare data that could affect 16 states. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

  9. Stay-At-Home 'Physician Moms' Provide Telehealth 1/2/2015

    ‘Doctor Moms’ will provide answers to medical queries via text messages. By Christine Kern, contributing writer

  10. Provider Perspectives On The Future Of Healthcare 1/1/2015

    A study reveals there are gaps in healthcare outlooks between providers and patients. By Christine Kern, contributing writer