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Telehealth Can Expand Access To Essential Healthcare



Telehealth improves access to healthcare for everyone. It eliminates travel or scheduling problems and provides patients with safe, secure and quality provider interactions.

Originally designed to give care to those in rural areas where medical services are limited, Telehealth technology has become the popular healthcare option. Many respondents in a survey think that the Telehealth experience is equal or better than an in-person visit.

Planned Parenthood in St. Louis has Telehealth. In this Healthy You episode by The Open Source, host Ruth Ezell talks to Charity Galgani, Director of Clinical Services for St. Louis and Southwest Missouri about how their system works and who can use it regardless of ability to pay.

Planned Parenthood has 8 locations. To learn more visit their website.

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Location: St. Louis, MO, USA
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