Telemedicine has a big role in the coronavirus fight, but doctors say the laws remain murky
More than 260 doctors have already volunteered, though it will take time for them to be vetted, said Stephanie Mason of the Washington State Medical Commission. They have started to reach out to state medical commissions. Shares of Teladoc a provider of health services by phone and video, are flat since Feb. 20, while the S&P 500 has plunged 25% over that stretch. As the coronavirus spreads, usage of telemedicine services is spiking to the point where companies can barely keep up with demand. WATCH: Ameri can Well Co-CEO on telemedicine and role it could play during coronavirus
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