Resources, tips, and guides for how to start offering telehealth
This video will highlight some of the best practices for healthcare providers when using telehealth to provide services.
PBTRC created this guide to provide a short summary of considerations for providers who want to start providing care via telehealth.
This resource describes telehealth basics, starting and sustaining, and billing for telehealth.
This guide from Mind & Body, Inc. distills the core concepts patients and providers need to understand to have a successful telehealth session.
The Academy of Communication in Healthcare (ACH) website offers tips to enhance interpersonal communication and relationships during a telehealth encounter.
This playbook from the American Medical Association (AMA) provides an efficient path to implementing a new digital health solution, including key steps, best practices, and resources to accelerate and achieve digital health adoption.
This document from the American Medical Association (AMA) displays criteria to use in order to guide evaluation when considering a vendor.
This form from the American Medical Association (AMA) can be used to record vendor information such as business information, information technology, data security/privacy, customer service, efficacy, and usability.
This toolkit from the Rural Health Information Hub offers marketing considerations for rural communities regarding telehealth options and uptakes of services.
This document provides sample telehealth consent language that can be added to existing patient consent.
The National Association of Community Health Centers and the Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center developed this infographic that displays basic information about telehealth for health centers and recommendations for future telehealth investments.
This video platform toolkit is designed to help readers learn more about how video can be used to support the delivery of healthcare and improve the customer care experience.
Telehealth is a service that can be delivered in many different ways, not just a doctor talking to a patient by interactive video teleconference. Learn about the four telehealth modalities, technology resources and the basic equipment you need to offer telehealth services.
The Pacific Basin Telehealth Resource Center (PBTRC) is an affiliation of the 14 Telehealth Resource Centers funded individually through cooperative agreements from the Health Resources & Services Administration, Office for the Advancement of Telehealth. This website was made possible by grant GA5RH37468 and 1 U1UTH42529‐01‐00 from the Office for the Advancement of Telehealth/Health Resources and Services Administration/HRSA.