Healthcare DIVE July 14, 2021
Rebecca Pifer

Dive Brief:

  • Teladoc is integrating its virtual care platform for hospitals and health systems with Microsoft Teams in a bid to streamline clinician access to telehealth within the existing workflow.
  • More hospitals and health systems have adopted Teams to connect with patients via video during the coronavirus pandemic, the companies said Wednesday. Teladoc’s Solo platform will be integrated into the Teams environment, meaning doctors will be able to access clinical data within the EHR via Solo without leaving Teams, by early 2022. Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.
  • Teladoc and Microsoft said the integration was the first of new tools they plan to bring to market to improve care quality and health system efficiency. “We’re not making...

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