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(BPT) – The COVID-19 pandemic changed how people think about healthcare. Interacting with your doctor has never been more critical, but now some or all those interactions might occur online. The ability to make appointments online and see your physician without leaving home has benefits. In fact, Chilmark Research estimates that by 2025, 15 to 25 percent of all primary care visits will be conducted virtually in the United States. As telehealth use grows and patients have come to expect more online services from their doctors, it’s important to ask your doctor about available tools to help you stay connected and save time.
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NexHealth Partners With SmileDirectClub s Partner Network to Offer Seamless Digital Booking Service Integration
SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 11, 2021 / NexHealth, the first patient experience platform built for doctors and developers, announced today a new partnership with SmileDirectClub s
Partner Network, the next generation oral care company s direct-to-office channel and the first hybrid in-office and telehealth solution for clear aligner therapy.
With the partnership, the SmileDirectClub
Partner Network is using NexHealth s
Universal EHR API to build custom scheduling tools for its affiliated practices. Aligner therapy patients can now easily view and book real-time availabilities with SmileDirectClub affiliated dentists, providing a seamless end-to-end patient experience directly from SmileDirectClub.com.
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