Webinar

Telehealth: Will COVID-19 be the Tipping Point?

Join One Call and its partners in a candid conversation about the accelerated use of telehealth.
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Webinar Summary

With the arrival of COVID-19, telehealth has finally come of age. Like the new kid in school who struggled to make connections with a broader network of friends and bound by strict social controls, suddenly, telehealth has blossomed into the most popular kid by becoming an essential tool in the healthcare armament against the pandemic. Almost overnight, telehealth and telerehab providers reported an upswing in demand as key barriers to widespread telehealth usage vanished, including consumer awareness and physician and consumer acceptance.

Panelists in this on-demand webinar include:

— Linda Lane: President of Physical Therapy, One Call
— Dr. Teresa Bartlett, MD.: Managing Director / Senior Medical Officer, Sedgwick
— Melissa Burke, PharmD.: Vice President, Head of Managed Care and Clinical, Amtrust Group
— Dr. Craig Uejo, MD, MPH, FACOEM: Medical Director – Occupational Health and Safety, Scripps Health
— Dr. Steve Wiesner, MD.: Former Chief, Occupational Health Department, Medical Director-Workers’ Compensation, Medical Director-Health Care Organization (HCO), Integrated Disability Management (IDM), Physician Advisor

To learn more about One Call, please visit their website.

One Call is the nation’s leading provider of specialized solutions to the workers’ compensation industry. One Call’s solutions enable faster, more efficient and more cost-effective claims resolution with a focus on injured workers’ needs across the continuum of care.
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