ATA Action Urges 119th Congress to Extend Telehealth Services
A recent ATA Action letter to congressional leadership makes the case for extending—or making permanent—telehealth services & flexibilities in 2025

WASHINGTON—The American Telemedicine Association’s (ATA) affiliated trade association, ATA Action, has urged Congress to make extend or make permanent the telehealth flexibilities that are set to expire on Mar. 31. ATA Action said urgent action is needed by Congress to prevent millions of patients from losing access to essential virtual care services. 

VSee Health Secures Major Contract With Florida Health System
The contract aims to improve digital health care innovation & growth across hospitals & communities

SAN JOSE, California—VSee Health Inc., a digital health services and telehealth provider, announced it has been awarded a significant contract with a Florida health system. The company said this contract could grow significantly if its deployment broadens. The partnership intends to improve the company’s health care delivery systems by providing customized telehealth solutions that integrate with existing hospital infrastructure.

ATA, ATA Action Call for Telehealth Bipartisan Support
The American Telemedicine Association (ATA) & its trade organization, ATA Action, urge Congress for continue bipartisan support of telehealth extensions before the year ends

WASHINGTON—The American Telemedicine Association (ATA), a telehealth organization, and ATA Action, the company’s affiliated trade organization, have urged Congress to extend access to necessary virtual care services in a year-end legislative package. With many telehealth flexibilities set to expire at the end of the Congressional year, the company aims to gain the support of Congress members. 

American Telemedicine Association Comments on Election Results
The American Telemedicine Association (ATA) & ATA Action urge policymakers to act swiftly before the year’s end in order to extend telehealth flexibilities

WASHINGTON—In response to the 2024 presidential election results, the American Telemedicine Association (ATA), a nonprofit organization seeking to promote access to medical care via telecommunications technology, and ATA Action, the ATA affiliated trade organization, issued the following statement regarding the potential future of the telehealth industry.


Telemedicine Practitioner Sentenced for $7.8M DME Fraud Scheme
Defendant signed more than 2,000 orders for durable medical equipment without performing an assessment

BOSTON—A Virginia-based nurse practitioner was sentenced in federal court in Boston in connection with a $7.8 million telemedicine fraud scheme involving medically unnecessary durable medical equipment (DME), including orthotics such as back and knee braces.

Aeroflow Expands Lactation Consultants Access, Supporting New Mothers Across all 50 States
The DME provider is increasing the size of its network of lactation consultants & its insurance providers to continue improving maternal health outcomes

ASHEVILLE, North Carolina—Aeroflow Health, a health care company that leverages technology to support the delivery of medical products and services, announced it has expanded access for new mothers by growing its network of lactation consultants and insurance payers.


LiveCare Adds Texas & Ohio to Its State Expansion Initiative
The expansion increases LiveCare's reach in the market

VENICE, Florida—LiveCare, Inc. (OTC:LVCE), a telehealth company, announced the expansion of its services into Texas and Ohio, a key development in its state expansion initiative. This expansion, increasing LiveCare's reach, has been conducted in conjunction with Bikham Healthcare, a multinational provider of health care support services and solutions specializing in revenue cycle management, medical billing and credentialing

Study Shows Potential for More Accessible Health Care With Telehealth
A new study produced by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) highlights the potential for telehealth to make care more accessible while providing similar levels of service to traditional, in-person ways of delivering care.

A new study produced by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) highlights the potential for telehealth to make care more accessible while providing similar levels of service to traditional, in-person ways of delivering care. Telehealth is the use of electronic or telecommunications technology to access health care remotely.