The World Telehealth Initiative announced its formation as a nonprofit organization on July 10, with the goal of using telecommunications technology to provide remote health care services to underserved communities around the globe. InTouch Health, which created the world’s first robotic telehealth system and is headquartered in Goleta, and Direct Relief, the largest nonprofit headquartered…
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