Telehealth is divided into two broad categories: clinical and non-clinical. Each has their own set of applications.
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Other specific uses of telehealth include:
Telehealth can be used in almost any setting as long as the technology is available, including network connectivity and necessary hardware. State and federal laws and policy requirements must also be followed. You should refer to your state laws for approved originating sites.
EXAMPLE
The following are approved originating sites in the State of Washington:Medicare limits the originating sites eligible for telehealth-delivered services to the following facilities:
EXAMPLE
A psychiatrist may initially see a patient in the office and then provide follow-up care via videoconferencing.Medicare limits the types of healthcare professionals eligible to provide telehealth-delivered services to the following:
If you are struggling with a concept or terminology in the course, you may contact TelehealthSupport@capella.edu for assistance.
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