US EditionSignals and Silos: Telehealth’s Decentralized Revolution and the Fragmentation of Patient Trust
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Signals and Silos: Telehealth’s Decentralized Revolution and the Fragmentation of Patient Trust
The future of healthcare may no longer be in the clinic—it may be in the connection. In just five years, telehealth has evolved from a peripheral convenience to a structural pillar of modern medicine. Driven first by pandemic necessity and now by economic logic, the shift has been swift, strategic, and largely successful. Virtual appointments, asynchronous check-ins, remote monitoring—what was once a contingency has become clinical routine. But …
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