Telehealth.hhs.gov

Telehealth.HHS.gov is a federal resource created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that provides information about telehealth and virtual healthcare services for both patients and healthcare providers. The site includes guidance on telemedicine technology, virtual care delivery, remote patient monitoring, healthcare policy, privacy and HIPAA considerations, reimbursement, licensure, and workforce development. It also features specialty-specific telehealth resources related to behavioral health, rural healthcare, chronic disease management, maternal health, physical therapy, and more.

Who should use this resource:
Students and recent graduates interested in healthcare, nursing, public health, healthcare administration, health technology, behavioral health, or digital health careers. This resource is especially useful for students exploring emerging trends in healthcare delivery, telemedicine, healthcare accessibility, or technology-driven patient care models.

Why it’s helpful:
Telehealth continues to play a growing role in healthcare delivery across many specialties and settings. This resource helps students better understand how virtual care is used in modern healthcare systems and introduces important topics such as remote patient monitoring, digital healthcare access, healthcare policy, and interdisciplinary care delivery. It can also help students explore evolving career pathways and better understand how technology is shaping the future of healthcare and patient care access.

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