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It was once believed that neurology and psychiatry were a single component of medicine. Defined as neuropsychiatry, this study was a harmonious analysis of the workings of the brain and mind. Ultimately, around the 20th century, these two fields diverged.

While telehealth programs can provide outstanding patient care virtually, these programs require a seamless team approach to launch successfully and sustainably. To get an idea of what it looks like, I'd like to share a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what it takes to get a telemedicine program up and running, and how our team at VirtualMed rises to the challenge.

At VirtualMed Staff, work/life balance is a much-discussed topic. Telemedicine has allowed providers to deliver care from the convenience of home. Virtual physicians can enjoy the flexibility of a manageable schedule while still practicing medicine and treating patients.

With concussion awareness day this month, it is important to increase awareness that diagnosis, treatment plans, and follow-up care can be completed utilizing teleneurology services.

Mental health is no longer disregarded as it once was, and more are recognizing that it directly impacts overall wellbeing. Awareness campaigns, such as National Psychotherapy Day, advocates, and more representation in the media have improved acceptance of mental health struggles and treatment.