As the COVID-19 crisis weakens and everyday life approaches normal across the United States, medical industry leaders and patient advocates are supported by a pandemic that has changed the way millions of American doctors look. We are calling on Congress and the Biden administration to maintain the expansion of telemedicine.
A wide range of efforts span the diverse healthcare systems of the country, connecting consumer groups with health insurance companies, state Medicaid staff, physician organizations and telemedicine vendors.
And there is a growing consensus that many services that once required office visits can be provided easily and safely (often more effectively) through video chat, phone, or email.
“We’ve seen telemedicine as an extraordinary tool,” said David Holmberg, Pittsburgh-based CEO of Highmark. Highmark is a major player. It also runs a medical system. “It’s good for both patients and doctors …. Now we need to make it sustainable and lasting.”
Last fall, a coalition of patient groups, including the American Heart Association, Arthritis Foundation, Susan G. Comen, and the American Cancer Association’s advocacy department, welcomed the expansion of telemedicine and introduced the technology to “access to patient care.”
– – Noam N. Levey, Kaiser Health News
Florida Governor Desantis criticizes CDC for vaccine cruise ship requirements
In a press release Thursday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis blamed the Center for Disease Control and Prevention for cruise ship policies, calling the organization a “bureaucratic virus against science-based governance” and “calling children.” I’m discriminating. ”
The Florida cruise ship received a fierce letter from the governor after agreeing to the requirements of the Federal Public Health Agency to carry vaccinated passengers back to the high seas. However, DeSantis has signed an executive order banning so-called vaccine passports, and a new Florida law includes a ban in state law.
Cruise companies are preparing for a “test sail” cruise later this month. On Thursday, the Bahamas Paradise returned the Grand Classica vessel to Palm Beach Harbor. The ship will have a “test” sail with less than 50 passengers on June 25 and will begin a full cruise on July 2 if approved.
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