AmeriChoice and Meharry partner for telehealth
Posted on October 27, 2009 at 7:51 amMembers of AmeriChoice by UnitedHealthcare of Tennessee who live in rural or underserved areas will have access to the physicians of Meharry Medical Group via a telehealth network announced Monday. The agreement with Meharry Medical College is an expansion of AmeriChoice’s telehealth program with Community Health Network.
America Service looks beyond the cell block
Posted on April 29, 2009 at 9:52 am
The Brentwood-based company, which rang up $500 million in prison health care revenue last year, is mulling the expansion of its telemedicine services into other ‘underserved’ (think rural) markets. The company’s shares (Ticker: ASGR) are up almost 150 percent in the past year.
Word of the initiative first came out on Monday, when telecom equipment provider Polycom said America Service’s Clinical e-Health Solutions unit bought some more of its stuff.




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