Note: The following information relates to the provisions of the 1135 waiver during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Public Health Emergency (PHE) which went into effect on March 6, 2020.
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PARAMUS, N.J., April 19, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Vosita Healthcare, Inc. https://vosita.com/ – a startup Telemedicine firm providing an online medical care appointment booking service for Telehealth appointments or standard office appointments. Vosita Healthcare Inc. President and CEO Robert Gabriel is donating the Telemedicine technology and software to conduct face-to-face Telemedicine visits to all USA qualified physicians so they can treat patients while staying socially distant.
Vosita Healthcare, Inc. https://vosita.com/ – a startup Telemedicine firm providing an online medical care appointment booking service for Telehealth appointments or standard office appointments.
– located in Paramus, New Jersey – announces the release of Vosita on the iOS App Store for patients to use on iOS devices such as iPad and iPhone.
Vosita Healthcare, Inc. https://vosita.com/ – a startup Telemedicine firm providing an online medical care appointment booking service as a Telehealth appointment or standard office appointment.
– located in Paramus, New Jersey – announces the release of Vosita Telemedicine FREE of charge.
Now more than ever, having flexibility in your medical practice can save the day. Being adaptable could be the difference between business interruption and being a stable health care provider for your patients. Let technology put your practice on the leading edge of medicine while making your practice a safer more efficient place to work and visit.
It is a question I have often heard from practices since 2018, and the simple answer is greed. The American Medical Association (AMA) realized they could charge doctors a licensing fee and saw no reason not to dig deeper into the pockets of America’s healthcare providers.
When it comes to workplace efficiency, every little bit helps. With so many workers spending their day in front of a computer, it is more important than ever that we find a way to make computer usage as efficient as possible; technology can only help up to the user’s capacity. How, then, can we increase the user’s capacity?
