Digital Health & Telemedicine

Section 504 Deadline Extension Calls on Healthcare Enterprises to Focus on Procurement

By Glenda Sims – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently extended the Section 504 digital accessibility compliance deadline. This means any healthcare enterprise with 15 or more employees that accepts HHS funding now has until May 11, 2027, to make sure all patient-facing software is accessible for people with disabilities, as defined by Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.



Virtual Healthcare October 2026

We are seeking out the latest developments around virtual healthcare. News from American Telemedicine Association, Journal of Medical Internet Research, Lexaview, Modern Healthcare, WebCE, Medbridge, and telehealth.org.




ATA Action Urges CMS to Protect Patient Access to RPM

ATA Action, the ATA’s affiliated organization focused on Advocacy Shaping Virtual Care, submitted comprehensive comments to CMS on the Calendar Year 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule, offering detailed recommendations to strengthen program integrity while preserving patient access to remote monitoring and other essential virtual care services.


Virtual Healthcare September 2026

We are seeking out the latest developments around virtual healthcare. News from VevaRx, DirectMeds, MedVirtual, SWORD Health, VSee Health, Andor Health, MD Integrations, American Telemedicine Association, VirtuAlly, MUSC Health, Solace Health, and more.


Structured Data, Smarter Workflows: What Electronic Prior Authorization Means for Behavioral Health

By Christy Winter – For decades, paper-based authorizations have stalled the healthcare industry, creating administrative backlogs for care teams and critical treatment delays for patients. On average, practices spend 13 hours each week completing 40 prior authorizations per clinician, a massive administrative burden that diverts nearly 700 hours from patient care annually.