Have you supported a hero lately? On Nov. 8, the Veterans Medical Leadership Council (VMLC) hosted their 17th Annual Heroes Patriotic Lunch at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix. This annual...
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Anyone in the healthcare field knows that the demand for providers is outpacing the supply. Current estimates say the U.S. will be short 122,000 doctors by 2032. While that’s an...
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Hospitals and universities have something in common: they often go beyond their campuses to help their communities. That’s especially true when they come together in an academic medical center (AMC),...
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A few years ago, former Bisbee, Arizona Mayor Jack Porter had a stroke that left him unable to talk or move his left leg or left arm. At Bisbee’s Copper Queen Community...
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Depending on where you live, healthcare is almost synonymous with high expenses. In the U.S. at least, we now expect that extensive medical treatment – whether that’s chemotherapy, ongoing dialysis...
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If you regularly follow virtual care news, you might have seen a recent survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation. It asked nearly 1,000 adult respondents if they use their smartphone to...
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Global access to care: that’s our mission and you can see it right there in our name. When I started GlobalMed in 2002, our goal was to help make evidence-based...
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If you build a great telemedicine program, will they come? That’s the question at the heart of workplace telehealth. Just as Kevin Costner erected a baseball field that lured out...
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Where is the telemedicine industry going? The telehealth landscape is full of Direct-To-Consumer telehealth vendors who promise virtual care but deliver “care” either by telephone or simplistic video calls. But...
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It’s Friday evening. You’ve been feeling tired for the last few days and on your commute home today your throat began to feel swollen and painful. It’s time to make...
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