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Telehealth is a term that refers to services, technologies, and information used to provide care when the patient and provider are in different locations.

Digital health developers can contact the FDA through a 513(g) request for information, the Pre-Submission or Q-Submission program, or by emailing [email protected].

Patient privacy and data security in telemedicine are maintained through various methods. This includes using secure and encrypted platforms for telemedicine consultations, implementing strict access controls, and ensuring compliance with healthcare privacy regulations such as HIPAA

Telemedicine can be used to provide a variety of non-emergency services such as primary care services, urgent care situations, chronic care conditions, as well as behavioral and mental health care.

Yes, most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover telemedicine appointments.