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Tele-Rheumatology in the Age of the Coronavirus

Tele-rheumatology has never really been a predominate feature in rheumatology clinics, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, rheumatology clinics have begun to embrace the practice. Learn more in this interview with Dr. Andrew Concoff, Executive Vice President and Chief Value Officer of United Rheumatology.

Tele-rheumatology has never really been a predominate feature in rheumatology clinics, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, rheumatology clinics have begun to embrace the practice. Learn more in this interview with Dr. Andrew Concoff, Executive Vice President and Chief Value Officer of United Rheumatology.

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