Telehealth is literally a lifeline to allowing those folks to stay in their communities and even without a pandemic, we need to recognize that telehealth is a great way for people to ensure that they get the health care that they need.
Ben Ray Luján: “Telehealth is literally a lifeline to allowing those folks to stay in their communities and even without a pandemic, we…”
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Lujan highlights the critical role of telehealth in rural healthcare access.
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