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TTAC: Direct to Consumer Toolkit

By Laura Luengas | Implementation Tools, Providers | 0 comment | 22 February, 2025 | 0

The National Telehealth Technology Assessment Center’s Direct to Consumer Toolkit has been updated (Feb 2025)

There is a growing trend in healthcare to provide care directly to the patient (or consumer) in their homes using a variety of telemedicine technologies. This type of care delivery is referred to as Direct to Consumer (DTC) Telemedicine. This toolkit provides telemedicine providers an overview of what Direct to Consumer Telemedicine is and what key considerations should be reviewed when selecting and implementing a Direct to Consumer solution.

To access additional resources from the National Telehealth Technology Assessment Center, visit their website: TTAC – National Telehealth Technology Assessment Resource Center

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