Telehealth 2023
18 April 23
| Ciera Walker and Schafer Jackson
An immediate necessity during the pandemic, telehealth has become a common strategy for delivering convenient healthcare, connecting more quickly with specialists, working with interpreters, and more. As organizations settle into their go-forward strategies, top of mind are use-case expansion, tech-stack consolidation, and integration. There are many options for delivering telehealth, including virtual care platforms, video conferencing solutions (healthcare-focused and cross-industry), and EMR-based tools. This report focuses on market trends across the solution options and examines the factors driving purchase decisions and replacements.
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Loyalty, Relationship, Product
Epic is doing a good job of adding functionality. Epic has made a lot...
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Product
Epic Telehealth’s biggest Achilles' heel is that it only works with...
Director
Operations
Epic doesn't do the training. We do the training. Epic uses a...
Director
Relationship, Product
Epic is really more like a software development company than an EHR...
Director
Product
I like Epic Telehealth’s integration with the EHR. The care providers...
Director
Culture, Relationship
There have been times with Epic when we have asked for a specific...
Director
Value
The cost of Epic Telehealth is definitely a positive, especially since...
Director
Product
We have had a lot of issues with the quality of the video platform in...
Director
Loyalty, Relationship
Our executive team is talking to Epic to put pressure on them, and...
Director
Product
We would like virtual interpreting in Epic Telehealth. We can do...