The Yarnell community launched an urgent care telemedicine program provided by MeMD and coordinated by, St. Joseph’s Hospital & Medical Center.
MeMD was recently featured on "America's Backbone" – a go-to resource for business owners looking to better their businesses with the latest technology, strategies and more.
MeMD was recently highlighted in Urgent Care Magazine's March issue, which focused on how technology provides opportunities for urgent care centers to improve quality of care, expand their services, and use their resources more effectively.
MeMD was recently in the news - check out the video and article for how telemedicine is changing the way doctors treat patients.
Could MeMD save us all from a zombie takeover? A reporter from Lehigh Valley Business discusses why she thinks so in this fun piece about telehealth.
Presbyterian Healthcare Services launched a new video visit service, powered by MeMD, that allows its 440,000 health plan members to schedule online visits.
19 Action News checked out MeMD using an iPad and discovered that heading to the doctor's office for your routine illness may not be necessary.
ABC news investigates patients using webcam, phone to get treatment via online telehealth company MeMD.
MeMD physician assistant Jennifer McClendon was interviewed by ABC News about connecting with patients by computer.
Sick doesn’t sleep and now neither do we! The MeMD team is excited to announce that we are now offering our services twenty-four-seven nationwide.
Some doctors’ offices are now consulting patients over the phone and online - asking patients not to come into the office to avoid spreading the flu.
With flu season kicking into high gear, many people looking to get medical care turn to the internet instead of dragging themselves to their doctor's office.
When you are sick, the last thing you usually want to do is drag yourself to the doctor. Now there is another option - telemedicine company MeMD.
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Jenny McClendon, a physician's assistant with MeMD, explains how patients from around the country can be treated by doctors online from the comfort of home.
It's the middle of the night, you're not feeling well, and your doctor's office is closed. What to do? Try a virtual doctor visit from your computer, smartphone, or tablet.
Since seeking care upon the onset of symptoms shortens the duration of the flu, many people have found ehealthcare to be a stress-free way to treat the flu.
Telemedicine has been around over 100 years, but with gains in mobile technology many businesses are adding eHealth to an employee's healthcare benefits.
By the time you finish reading this, a woman in the U.S. will have been battered. One telehealth company wants to help – offering free, confidential medical checkups to domestic violence survivors.
Help MeMD develop a mental health network that will use telehealth to provide care to at-risk patients. Voting is simple and takes less than a minute.