The Covid-19 pandemic changed the trajectory of telehealth—maybe forever.

• 70%: Surveyed doctors who say they will use telehealth more after trying it during the pandemic (via QZ)
• 95%: Health centers able to provide telemedicine care during Covid, compared to 43% in 2019 (via CDC)
• 238%: 2020 increase in US telehealth investments (via QZ)
• 443%: Expected growth in mental health teletherapy in the next five years (via QZ)

Access Physicians, a division of SOC Telemed, is a leading telemedicine physician group, serving hundreds of hospitals in 24 states.

In 2020, with Covid-19 lockdown orders in place, enterprise-grade mobility from AT&T Business helped 600+ doctors from Access Physicians treat virtual patients via telemedicine carts and tablets connected to both Wi-Fi and cellular, for reliable network redundancy. 

Access Physicians, a division of SOC Telemed, brings dedicated specialists to hospitals of any size using telemedicine. During the Covid-19 pandemic, they used enterprise-grade connectivity from AT&T Business to enhance telemedicine in three ways:

Reliable connectivity

Promoting redundant connections between patients and physicians.

A Bring-Your-Own-Device model

Turning anybody’s tablet, phone, or computer into a telemedicine portal.

Covid Rapid Response programs

Training other providers in telemedicine, thus expanding nationwide healthcare accessibility.

With enterprise-grade mobility from AT&T Business, Access Physicians’ care is more secure and reliable than ever.

“Hospitals have dark corners where you can’t get a signal. We decided early on to always ship our device with multiple layers of redundancy.”

Erica St. Angel, CTO of Access Physicians, a division of SOC Telemed

Read more about how Access Physicians, a division of SOC Telemed, uses enterprise-grade mobility from AT&T Business.