A conversation on the technologies that can close the distance gap between rural veterans and clinicians
One-third of the nearly 9 million veterans who receive healthcare from the VA live in remote, rural areas across the country, and delivering treatment when and where it’s needed most can prove challenging.
Hear from two health experts who are leveraging telehealth technologies to break down the barriers to heath care for America’s veterans.
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