On March 31, ATA Action of the American ASSOCIOTIOR Association announced that it had obtained the Digital Therapics Alliance. Together, they represent a great power in helping to form the future of health and digital health.
This week, two ATA executives contradict their priorities to move forward as one institution.
Kyle Zipley is the CEO of ATA Action and Vice President of Public Policy, at ATA. Andy Molnar is the head of the ATA Action and the Vice President of the First Industry Affairs of ATA. Molnar was formerly CEO of Digital Therapeutics.
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Hadith points:
- The guarantee of continued deviation from a distance from health care is still a top priority distance
- Why does this apply especially to Medicare, where ATA calls for the elimination of outdated geographical restrictions, maintaining the provider’s eligibility, and providing long -term access to virtual care
- The launch of the Action Advanced Digital Health Alliance
- How will the coalition depend on the work of DTA, which ensures the continuation of the invitation to innovative technologies that transform patients in patients
- Provides federal policy frameworks and progress to create remote treatment and digital treatments as essential ingredients for the American health care system
- Continue the momentum of digital remedies
More about this episode:
Ata Action acquires the Digital Therapics Alliance to launch a new coalition
How the virtual virtual care program continues to grow and succeed
How can the RPM heart data help overcome many clinical challenges
Unification of distance medical efforts can help succeed in virtual care
