Like many fields in telehealth, teletherapy has experienced significant growth during the coronavirus pandemic, a teletherapy CEO says.
"The coronavirus pandemic has been a horrific event; but for telehealth, the pandemic has advanced the industry by five years to a decade." — Trip Hofer, CEO, AbleTo Trip Hofer, MBA, CEO of New York City-based teletherapy provider AbleTo, has four predictions for teletherapy in 2021, in this interview with HealthLeaders' Chris Cheney. Also this week, New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled a sweeping plan to expand access and accelerate adoption to telehealth services across the Empire State. Read the details here. | | |
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