Case study regarding using telemedicine to reduce ED visits among older adult nursing facility residents.
The Collaborative for Telehealth and Aging: Principles and Guidelines for Providing Telehealth to Older Adults
Principles and guidelines that create a roadmap for providers and health systems to take actionable steps to meet the needs of older adults.
Telehealth for Older Adults: Principles, Guidelines and Lessons Learned
Webinar describing a framework that healthcare organizations can use to develop and enhance telemedicine for older adults.
FQHC Telehealth Best Practices: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic Session 1
FQHC stakeholders illustrate their approaches for achieving telehealth access equity and effectively engaging patients.
Readiness Assessment Questionnaire
Questionnaire assessing an organization’s readiness for implementation of a telehealth program.
Value Proposition of Telehealth in Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Settings
Fact sheet for providers and administrators regarding perspective-based benefits of telehealth in post-acute and long term care settings.
Neighborhood Broadband and Use of Telehealth Among Older Adults: Cross-sectional Study of National Survey Data Linked With Census Data
Study investigating how individual and neighborhood characteristics, including the neighborhood broadband internet, are associated with engagement in telehealth among older adults with internet access.
20 Questions to Ask a Telehealth Provider
Fact sheet for administrators to use when considering implementing a service from a telehealth provider.
Telehealth Implementation Timeline
Fact sheet for administrators outlining timeline for telehealth program development, training, and implementation.
Telehealth Compliance Checklist
Checklist for patients, providers, and administrators to facilitate telehealth compliance.
PALTC Telehealth Workflow
Post-acute and long-term care example workflow.
Needs Assessment Questionnaire
Fact sheet with needs assessment of different stakeholders in telehealth implementation, including patients, caregivers, providers, and organizations.