Feb. 13, 2021

Age Discrimination and Telehealth : A Conversation with Andrew Broderick

Age Discrimination and Telehealth : A Conversation with Andrew Broderick
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The Medical profession has aggressively adopted the video call and the Zoom meeting during the Covid lockdown. Over 25 million video doctor visits have taken place in 2020. But as this digital health revolution got underway, seniors have often been left behind because of digital illiteracy, no access to broadband internet or not having a smartphone or computer. A recent TeleHealth Summit in San Francisco addressed these issues and proposed some fixes.

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