Teladoc
Although the company's rapid growth has been fueled by COVID-19, new contracts and state-by-state trends have CEO Jason Gorevic confident that telehealth adoption is here to stay.
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The company fielded a major spike in demand and now paints a rosy long-term picture for its telehealth business, although its poor EPS disappointed some investors.
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During its latest earnings call, the remote care company highlighted its new offerings for enterprise customers and discussed how it's been preparing for an increase in infectious disease cases.
The hefty price tag will allow Teladoc Health to deliver single, unified virtual care offering "across all sites of care."
As part of the deal Cincinnati Children's will advise Teladoc Health about pediatric-specific workflows, clinical requirements and care components.
The terms of the deal, which fits into a larger global expansion strategy for Teladoc, were not disclosed.
Telemedicine services will be available to Paradise Medical Group patients at no extra charge.