By including telehealth in your benefits plan, your employees can accomplish much of the health care process while practicing social distancing. (Image: Shutterstock)
As the spread of the novel coronavirus has transformed the world over the past few months, the way we view the health care system has been altered forever. For example, many providers are now relying heavily on remote appointments to ensure that patients with non-emergency symptoms are treated without exposing themselves or others to the virus.
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