At the start of the pandemic, our community cardiology practices pivoted from 99.7% in-office visits to 95% virtual visits within a month. We share the key steps in that rapid and successful transition.
The Future of Virtual Care for Pain Patients
More than a year after virtual visit initiatives were implemented due to COVID-19, Cleveland Clinic’s Pain Management Department must determine the long-term outlook for this model of care.
When Dedicated Caregiving Produces Serendipitous Benefits
After the pandemic halted a neurologist’s shared medical appointments for patients with autonomic disorders, he took them virtual — and discovered they could yield more benefits than he’d bargained for.
Home Monitoring After COVID-19 Diagnosis Shows Promise in Retrospective Study
A controlled but nonrandomized Cleveland Clinic study found an interactive home monitoring program to reduce odds of hospitalization among patients with newly diagnosed COVID-19.
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Tackling the Digital Divide to Improve Telehealth
Conference participants explored issues affecting telehealth usage, such as barriers for aging, minority and other underserved populations.
Study Affirms Telemedicine-ICU as a Viable Model of Care
The virtual ICU model may be better suited to care for patients than the traditional model, a new study finds.
A Model for Uninterrupted Cardiac Rehab Care in a Pandemic Era
We share our experience providing safe and routine access to phase II cardiac rehabilitation to patients across nine regional cardiac rehab centers using inclusive telemedicine methods and resourceful center-based care.
How Musculoskeletal Virtual Care Is Driving The Digital Transformation of Orthopaedics
A recently published framework illustrates Cleveland Clinic’s strategy for integrating virtual care with orthopaedics.
Case Study: How Inpatient Telemedicine Makes a Difference in Acute Seizure Care
A 35-year-old in the epilepsy monitoring unit developed a nighttime generalized convulsive seizure lasting over three minutes. Was he in the post-ictal phase or was further escalation needed?
Telemedicine as a Tool for Replicating Quality Across Care Sites
We share three examples of how our Neurological Institute uses virtual patient management conferences and other telemedicine tools to extend high care standards to sites around the nation and globe.