Healthcare Finance News January 27, 2020
Susan Morse

The force driving change is data and consumer demand, expert says.

Tufts Health Plan, which is going through the regulatory process to merge with Harvard Pilgrim Health Plan, has announced an expansion to its telehealth services.

At no cost and through a Teladoc app, commercial members can access U.S.-based, board-certified providers for general medical needs and diagnoses. Tufts Health Plan launched telehealth in 2018 as one of several digital tools for commercial members.

WHY THIS MATTERS

Telehealth capitalizes on the focus toward consumer convenience while saving money for employers and insurers.

Cost efficiencies are also expected to be realized when the merger between Tufts and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is completed.

The two New England non-profit insurers announced their...

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