NEW REPORT: The State of Asynchronous Telehealth in 2023, featuring the latest insights on adoption, patient behavior, provider efficiency, and more. Get your copy now
What will and should healthcare look like in 2023, and in the years to come? That was the main question posed at this year’s HLTH conference in Las Vegas, where…
Leading asynchronous telehealth solution Bright.md was recognized as a Top Company in Virtual Visits following extensive research and company outreach by AVIA Connect, the leading digital health marketplace. As we…
As part of a new “Health at Home” initiative, digital health marketplace Panda Health and Bright.md have partnered to bring the power of asynchronous telehealth to more health systems across…
America’s physicians are facing unprecedented levels of burnout, fatigue, and exhaustion according to a new study by the American Medical Association (AMA), published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings. About 68…
For the Bright.md team, this summer will be remembered as chock-full of outdoor memories mixed with exciting progress on new product capabilities to continue to improve our provider and patient…
Asynchronous telehealth has been proven to help leading health systems address some of today’s top concerns—including patient experience, provider efficiency, workforce shortages, and patient navigation among an abundance of care…
We’re excited to announce Bright.md has been named one of The Top 100 Healthcare Technology Companies of 2022 by The Healthcare Technology Report. This recognition comes on the heels of…
In a move to power hybrid care delivery and boost patient and provider experiences, leading virtual care solutions eVisit and Bright.md are excited to announce a new partnership. eVisit and…
What does it take to drive meaningful change as a woman in the world of health IT? Just ask Bright.md’s Julia Millard, who was recently named to The Healthcare Technology…
In the earliest days of the coronavirus, many healthcare systems added online COVID-19 screening tools—like the one we introduced in March—to their websites. These tools helped keep “worried well” patients…
