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When one infectious disease specialist supports both inpatient care and outpatient follow-up, the workload can become unsustainable fast. That was the challenge for a 137-bed Mountain West community hospital serving a large rural region. By partnering w... accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/a-…

TeleCritical Care should strengthen the bedside team, not replace it. In his latest KevinMD article, Chris Gallagher, M.D., explains how well-designed teleCritical Care programs connect remote intensivists with local physicians, nurses, respiratory ther... kevinmd.com/2026/06/why-te…

TeleNephrology does not have to replace local nephrologists to make a meaningful impact. In many hospitals, it helps protect and strengthen local nephrology practices. As Dr. Saurin Patel explains, local nephrologists are often pulled away from clinic a... accesstelecare.com/specialties/te…

A patient arrived at a 20-bed community hospital short of breath after several hospital admissions for pneumonia. When Access TeleCare's teleInfectious Disease team was consulted, the infectious disease specialist recognized that the patient's symptoms,... accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/ho…

When a hospital can keep more patients close to home, the impact reaches far beyond a single admission. Over the last decade, one rural Texas hospital has built telemedicine-first partnership with Access TeleCare, expanding from teleICU to eight teleme... accesstelecare.com/rural-texas-ho…

Parasite outbreaks make headlines. Infectious disease physicians make sense of them. Jade Le, M.D., chief of infectious disease at Access TeleCare, was recently featured in Yahoo Health coverage of the cyclosporiasis surge sickening hundreds of people ... health.yahoo.com/conditions/inf…

How can rural hospitals expand specialty care without sending more patients elsewhere? In a new Becker's Healthcare Podcast episode recorded live at the Becker's 16th Annual Meeting, Access TeleCare Founder and Chief Strategy Officer Chris Gallagher, M... podcast.show/beckershealthc…

A newborn, toddler, and teenager can have very different EEG patterns and very different clinical needs. That is why pediatric EEG interpretation requires age-aware neurological expertise. Access TeleCare's teleEEG program supports hospitals with timely... accesstelecare.com/blog/pediatric…

Hospitals are being asked to manage specialist shortages, workforce strain, and rising demand all at once. That is exactly where virtual specialty care can make a difference. Access TeleCare works with hospitals and health systems to extend specialty su... accesstelecare.com/who-we-serve/h…

The old question was whether telemedicine could improve access. The more relevant question now is whether it can improve access without adding unnecessary costs. Increasingly, the answer is yes. In his latest article, Chris Gallagher, M.D., examines the... accesstelecare.com/blog/how-telem…

In a new article published by KevinMD, Access TeleCare Founder and Chief Strategy Officer Chris Gallagher, M.D., examines the evidence, workforce realities, and safeguards that should shape the future of virtual critical care. His case is not for expans... kevinmd.com/2026/06/why-te…

Antimicrobial stewardship isn't just about compliance. It's about ensuring the right treatment, at the right time, with the right oversight. After implementing teleInfectious disease and antibiotic stewardship, a community hospital in the Northern Great... accesstelecare.com/community-hosp…

Dialysis capability depends on having appropriate nephrology oversight, clinical governance, and a strong operational framework. Access TeleCare's teleNephrology program includes Dialysis Supervision and Program Management to help hospitals and inpatien... accesstelecare.com/specialties/te…

As nephrology demand grows, hospitals need more than temporary coverage solutions. They need a care model that is clinically credible, operationally stable, and sustainable over time. Access TeleCare teleNephrology helps hospitals support complex renal ... accesstelecare.com/specialties/te…

A strong dialysis program depends on physician oversight, protocol consistency, multidisciplinary coordination, and the ability to manage complications and treatment decisions with confidence. Our new blog outlines the core components of Dialysis Superv... accesstelecare.com/blog/dialysis-…

High-risk pregnancy care should not automatically mean care farther from home. In this patient case, Blake Porter, M.D., shares how teleMaternal-Fetal Medicine helped support a pregnant patient with diabetes and reliant on an insulin pump, allowing her ... accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/ke…

Sometimes the difference between keeping a patient and transferring them comes down to one thing: timely access to specialist support. As Dr. Saurin Patel explains, our chief of hospitalist medicine and emerging service lines, hospitals may encounter pa....accesstelecare.com/specialties/te…

A 137-bed community hospital in the Mountain West needed a better way to support infectious disease care. One local specialist was carrying both inpatient and outpatient demands, creating a model that was difficult to sustain. With Access TeleCare's tel... accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/a-…

Outbound transfers of patients with kidney conditions are often avoidable if local nephrology care were available. Access TeleCare's teleNephrology service helps hospitals manage appropriate renal patients locally, reduce unnecessary transfers, and stre... accesstelecare.com/specialties/te…

Dr. Jade Le's perspective on infectious disease care is shaped by both clinical expertise and firsthand global public health experience. As a Peace Corps volunteer in Gabon during an Ebola outbreak, she saw the devastating impact of infectious disease a... accesstelecare.com/blog/telemedic…