The Future of Telehealth
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With healthcare costs on the rise, many companies and nonprofits are working to bring down costs and improve existing systems. In the midst of a pandemic, can telemedicine prove a feasible fix by providing care without leaving the home? Zach Reitano, cofounder of the telehealth company Ro, explains how virtual diagnosis and low-cost prescriptions can meet the needs of patients battling COVID-19 — and change the face of healthcare in America as we know it.
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