Joy Bonala

At 95 years young, Mrs. Jessie Sinkler took a digital literacy class that changed her life. She learned how to navigate a tablet, connect to the internet, Facetime with relatives, and use telehealth to meet with her doctor. “It’s important to try to keep learning,” she said.

The Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina extends learning opportunities to all attendees by bringing healthcare professionals together in an open environment of ideas and solutions. Here’s what two first-time attendees took away from the experience.

The Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina brings together leaders and professionals interested in utilizing telehealth to increase access to health care

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The 2023 Digital Health Equity Champion award was presented to Kathy Schwarting, MHA, during the 11th A

The 2023 Telehealth State Champion award was presented to Dr.

The 2023 State Legislative Telehealth Champion award was presented to South Carolina Representative Wil

Using a secure digital forensic imaging system, a team of nurses at McLeod Health provides specialized, trauma-informed care to victims of sexual assault.

Community Paramedicine is a healthcare model that brings paramedics into the homes of patients for non-emergent reasons to help with access to health care.

The omnibus appropriations bill passed by Congress last month paved the way for

Two years ago, Calandra Watkins received a kidney transplant. The mother and philanthropist from Gaffney, South Carolina, now works to raise awareness about kidney disease and help others experiencing kidney failure.

The 2022 Telehealth State Champion award was presented to

Kim London watched as Alzheimer’s Disease slowly changed everything about her once vibrant and loving mother, Tommie Brownlee. “She was diagnosed in 2018 and things were fine...then it started where she couldn’t walk as well, she couldn’t move, and she needed help with everything,” London said.