HealthTech June 21, 2021
People in rural and urban areas face unique barriers to healthcare access. Virtual care can bridge the gap for many, but programs should be designed with equity in mind.
Telehealth plays an important role in expanding healthcare access. However, providers must overcome additional challenges to reach remote and marginalized communities. Both rural and urban populations have their own unique barriers to care, which can include distance, limited broadband access, distrust and more.
During two panel discussions held during the American Telemedicine Association’s 2021 virtual conference, healthcare professionals discussed access disparities and how virtual care can bridge the digital divide.
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