Telehealth gives rural Missouri more access to health care
January 12, 2018
ST. ROBERT, Mo. (AP) — With a population just shy of 5,000, the town of St. Robert lies just south of the heart of Missouri. It's one of the many rural towns in the state that finds alternatives to health care access through the internet.
Since the early 1990s, the telehealth network has helped connect patients to health care providers from their own homes. Increasing technology has made the service more efficient, with live audio and video sessions enhancing virtual health care.
The Columbia Missourian reports that telehealth services rely on internet access to conduct sessions, and Missouri...
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