Telemedicine is defined as the delivery of healthcare services using telecommunication technologies such as voice calls and video calls. 

You can develop a telemedicine app for dietitians and a telemedicine app for veterinarians.

Charge users based on per-visit

Charge users based on per-visit and goal of the visit 

Charge users a higher amount for visits on weekends and night time during weekdays

The healthcare law which applies to your telemedicine app largely depends on the country and state you want to launch your app. For instance, PHIPA law applies to your telemedicine app if you want to deploy your telemedicine app in Ontario, Canada. In the case of the USA, there are multiple laws that can be applied to your telemedicine app. Read this blog to know USA healthcare laws.

We accommodate a team of healthcare compliance experts who can help you carry out a gap analysis to find security issues with the app and solve those security issues to develop a HIPAA/PHIPA compliant app. You can read the case study here which talks about the way we helped a development firm to fill 47 security gaps.

We’ve recently developed a telemedicine platform for LTC homes named Writi that has been officially added in the list of best Ontario-based innovative tech companies by the fastest growing tech conference of North America – Collision.

There are multiple telemedicine apps available in Canada. Some of them are Maple, Babylon by TELUS Health, and Akira. Read our dedicated blog to know the pros and cons of each of these apps.