How can physicians break free from burnout and build lives they love? Hosts Leo Damasco and Phoebe Gutierrez welcome Dr. Moe Gibbons, who transitioned to founding Active Medical Solutions, a lifestyle medicine practice, and a coaching business for physicians. After 13 years in a level two trauma center, a forced shift to an offsite role sparked her accidental entry into telemedicine, replacing her ER income within six months. Dr. Gibbons, shares her journey managing personal health challenges and now helps over a thousand doctors leverage their skills. Her asynchronous telemedicine model, built on community and education, offers a unique approach, while her coaching emphasizes early exit strategies and autonomy. This episode inspires physicians to rethink their identity and embrace fulfilling career shifts.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Plan an Exit Strategy Early – Start building an exit plan within 3-5 years of practice to grow when you’re not burned out, ensuring long-term fulfillment.
2. Embrace Asynchronous Telemedicine – Explore asynchronous care models to reduce stress and enhance patient connections, especially for routine needs.
3. Invest in Personal Systems – Dedicate time to create and maintain personal and professional systems to avoid burnout and support a balanced life.

About the Show:
Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.

About the Guest:
Dr. Moe Gibbons is a former emergency medicine physician who transitioned into a dynamic entrepreneurial role after a 13-year career at a level two trauma center, including a 20% LAD stenosis diagnosis. She founded “Active Medical Solutions,” a nationwide lifestyle medicine practice offering 90% asynchronous telemedicine with a focus on community, education, and metabolic health, supported by five providers (with plans to expand to six or seven by year-end) and weekly happy hour sessions for patients. As a certified sports nutritionist and athletic trainer with a background in wellness programs, she also runs a coaching business to help over a thousand physicians create fulfilling lives using skills they already possess. Dr. Gibbons hosts The Dr. Moe Show: Freedom to Shift, starting a medicine-focused format, advocating for autonomy and sharing personal insights, such as her struggles with binge eating and the identity shift from ER to coaching.

Website: https://drmoecoaching.com

LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/doctormoe
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmoegibbons?igsh=cXEyaWxiOTUwMmZs

About the Hosts:

• Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor turned telemedicine advocate, helping physicians transition to digital health.
• Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator turned telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.
  Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez:
  https://www.linkedIn.com/in/pkgutierrez/
  [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

Think becoming a medical director means stepping back from clinical chaos? Think again. Phoebe Gutierrez turns the spotlight on Dr. Leo Damasco to unpack his journey from military medicine to leading virtual care teams as a telehealth medical director.

Dr. Damasco shares what most don’t see—managing crises across time zones, navigating compliance landmines, and translating executive goals into frontline action. He breaks down the skills every virtual leader needs, how to spot red flags in telehealth companies, and why understanding the full business ecosystem is essential.

If you’re a physician thinking about leadership in digital health, this episode is your roadmap—equal parts practical advice and behind-the-scenes truth.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Build the Right Relationships – A successful medical director leans on a trusted compliance team and senior staff to navigate complexities and avoid burnout. Don’t go it alone.
    
2. Know the Business – Understanding how the gears of telemedicine startups turn—from marketing to multi-state regulations—gives you the edge to lead effectively.
    
3. Vet Companies Thoroughly – If a company doesn’t prioritize compliance or can’t support its physicians, that’s a red flag. Leadership starts with protecting your team.

 About the Show:

Telemedicine Talks explores the dynamic world of digital health, offering physicians insights into regulatory changes, compliance, and opportunities in telemedicine to enhance their practice and career.

Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine physician turned telemedicine advocate, now a virtual medical director guiding physicians through the complexities of leadership in digital care.

Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator and telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and building sustainable, scalable virtual care models.

Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pkgutierrez/
   
• Email: [email protected]

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

Dr. Leo Damasco and Phoebe Gutierrez analyze the latest executive orders addressing pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and drug pricing reforms. They unpack the role of PBMs in controlling prescription drug costs, the hidden rebate system, and how these reforms aim to increase transparency and lower costs for patients. With a focus on telemedicine, they discuss how these changes could improve medication affordability, enhance prescribing flexibility, and impact the operations of telemedicine startups and providers. From ending rebate games to tying U.S. drug prices to international benchmarks, this episode offers critical insights for physicians navigating the evolving healthcare landscape.

Three Actionable Takeaways  

• Monitor Formulary Changes – Stay updated on PBM formulary lists to ensure prescribed medications are covered, helping patients avoid high out-of-pocket costs and improving telemedicine prescribing efficiency.  
• Advocate for Transparency – Support efforts to require PBMs to disclose rebates and pricing structures to ensure discounts are passed to patients, enhancing affordability in telemedicine workflows.  
• Adapt Telemedicine Practices – Prepare for potential shifts in drug pricing and PBM regulations by aligning with compliant health plans and pharmacies to streamline prescription processes and improve patient outcomes.

About the Show

Telemedicine Talks explores the dynamic world of digital health, offering physicians insights into regulatory changes, compliance, and opportunities in telemedicine to enhance their practice and career.  

About the Hosts  

Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine physician turned telemedicine advocate, guiding doctors through the transition to virtual care.  

Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator and telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.

Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez  

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pkgutierrez/  

Email: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

In this episode, Phoebe Gutierrez and Dr. Leo Damasco discuss the largest proposed restructuring of Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act in over a decade. The federal proposal includes $715 billion in cuts, new work requirements, biannual eligibility redeterminations, reduced funding for states that support immigrant coverage, and cost-sharing policies that could block access for low-income patients.

Phoebe breaks down what these changes really mean for providers, patients, and the broader telemedicine ecosystem. She explains how complex red tape could cause millions to lose coverage, and why startup innovation in value-based virtual care may stall under the proposed rules. With both clinical access and entrepreneurial opportunity at stake, this episode is essential listening for healthcare professionals navigating a rapidly shifting policy landscape.

• Track Policy Timelines – Stay informed on implementation dates and adjust workflows, payer strategies, and staffing models accordingly if you serve Medicaid populations.
• Prepare for Market Contraction – If your telehealth company depends on Medicaid reimbursement, prepare contingency plans for reduced covered lives and narrower federal support.
• Double Down on Access – Consider how your practice or business can support patients who may fall through the cracks due to stricter eligibility and reporting requirements.

Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.

• Phoebe Gutierrez is a former Medicaid policy regulator turned telehealth executive, specializing in sustainable care models and digital health compliance. With a passion for health equity, she now helps companies navigate payer regulations and scale virtual care programs.

🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pkgutierrez/
📩 Email: [email protected]

• Dr. Leo Damasco is a pediatrician and former emergency medicine physician turned telemedicine advocate, helping doctors pivot from burnout to flexibility through digital health.

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

 Dr. Leo Damasco and Phoebe Gutierrez unpack the HBO series The Pitt, which vividly captures the high-stakes, high-stress world of emergency medicine. Through the lens of the show’s hour-long ER shifts, they discuss the emotional and physical toll of relentless trauma cases, bureaucratic burdens, and the constant fight-or-flight mentality that drives physician burnout. Dr. Leo, a former ER doctor, reflects on how The Pitt mirrors real-life experiences and explains why many ER physicians are turning to telemedicine for better hours, less stress, and renewed professional fulfillment. This episode connects the show’s stark realities to the transformative potential of telemedicine for physicians seeking to redefine their careers.

Key Takeaways 

• Address Emotional Toll Proactively – The Pitt shows ER doctors facing repeated trauma and death with little time to process; physicians should seek mental health support or transition to telemedicine to reduce exposure to constant high-stress environments.
• Streamline Documentation to Reduce Burnout – The show highlights the frustration of bureaucratic charting for reimbursement over clinical care; explore telemedicine platforms with simplified documentation to focus more on patient care and less on administrative burdens.
• Embrace Telemedicine for Career Longevity – The Pitt highlights the unsustainable nature of ER work, with short life expectancies for ER doctors. Consider telemedicine as a way to maintain a clinical practice with improved work-life balance, as seen in Dr. Leo’s transition to happier, less stressful workdays.

About the Show

Telemedicine Talks navigates the evolving world of digital health, offering physicians insights into regulatory changes, career transitions, and opportunities in telemedicine to enhance their practice and well-being.  

About the Hosts  

Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and former emergency medicine physician turned telemedicine advocate, guiding doctors through the shift to virtual care.  

Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator and telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.

Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez  

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pkgutierrez/  

Email: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

In this episode, co-hosts Dr. Leo Damasco and Phoebe Gutierrez dive into the major changes impacting Medicaid and Medicare Advantage plans. They explore proposed Medicaid budget reconciliation changes, including work requirements, increased eligibility documentation, and reduced state autonomy, and their impact on physicians and vulnerable patient populations. Phoebe sheds light on the intensified Medicare Advantage audits, with CMS hiring 2,000 additional reviewers to address fraud, waste, and abuse, targeting an estimated $17 billion in overpayments. 

Telemedicine physicians will learn how to safeguard their practice through proper documentation, understanding medical necessity, and avoiding pitfalls like upcoding or AI-driven coding errors. This episode is a must-listen for physicians working with federal healthcare programs or exploring entrepreneurial opportunities in telemedicine.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Strengthen Documentation Practices – Ensure all services meet medical necessity criteria as outlined in Medicare Advantage provider manuals and state policy letters to avoid audit-related penalties.
2. Understand Audit Implications – Recognize that Medicare Advantage audits can directly affect providers, particularly for issues like upcoding or kickbacks, and partner with compliant health plans to minimize risks.
3. Stay Informed on Policy Changes – Keep up with Medicaid and Medicare Advantage policy updates, especially around work requirements and potential face-to-face visit rules, to adapt your telemedicine practice and ensure financial sustainability.
   
   About the Show:
   Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.
   
   About the Hosts:

• Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor turned telemedicine advocate, helping physicians transition to digital health.
• Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator turned telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.
  Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez:
  https://www.linkedIn.com/in/pkgutierrez/ 
  [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

Sponsored by: Set For Life

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In this episode, host Dr. Leo Damasco sits down with Dr. Eric Wright, to explore his transformative journey into telemedicine. After 12 years in a level-two trauma center and building successful businesses with his wife, Dr. Wright pivoted to virtual care to escape the burnout and rigid schedules of ER life. He discusses the challenges of obtaining multiple state medical licenses, the entrepreneurial opportunities in telemedicine, and how he now balances family life with leadership roles in men’s health and wound care. From coaching his son’s T-ball team to providing fractional medical director services, Dr. Wright highlights the flexibility and impact of telemedicine. This episode is a must-listen for physicians considering a shift to virtual care or seeking to blend clinical expertise with business innovation.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Invest in Medical Licenses – Obtain multiple state medical licenses to maximize telemedicine opportunities, enabling you to market yourself nationally and replace clinical income.
2. Embrace the Future of Medicine – Recognize telemedicine’s growing role in healthcare and start early to leverage its potential in clinical and leadership roles.
3. Explore Diverse Roles – Look beyond direct clinical care to opportunities like medical director positions or business consulting within telemedicine companies to diversify your career.

About the Show:
Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.

About the Guest:
Dr. Eric Wright is a board-certified emergency medicine physician, entrepreneur, and telemedicine innovator. After 12 years in a Charleston, South Carolina trauma center, he transitioned to virtual care, leveraging his entrepreneurial background to build a flexible career. Dr. Wright now focuses on men’s health, prescribing treatments like clomiphene, and serves as a fractional medical director for a wound care company and aesthetics firms. He also runs 1099 Tax Doctor, helping 1099 physicians with tax mitigation. A father of five, he values telemedicine’s flexibility to prioritize family and fitness.

LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericwrightmd/ 
Website: https://www.1099taxdoctor.com/ 
Email: [email protected]

About the Hosts:

• Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor turned telemedicine advocate, helping physicians transition to digital health.
  Do you want to be a guest on the show? send a mail to: [email protected] 

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

Sponsored by: Set For Life

Set For Life Insurance helps doctors safeguard their future with True Own Occupational Disability Insurance. A single injury or illness can change everything, but the best physicians plan ahead. Protect your income and secure your future before life makes the choice for you. Your career deserves protection—act now at https://www.doctorpodcastnetwork.co/setforlife

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In this episode, Dr. Mark Chmiela sits down with hosts Phoebe Gutierrez and Dr. Leo Damasco to discuss his experience with telemedicine in a busy Las Vegas pain management practice. Dr. Chmiela shares how telemedicine was a lifeline during COVID, allowing continuity of care for chronic pain patients when in-person visits were restricted. He explains the shift back to in-person care in 2024 due to insurance reimbursement cuts, regulatory challenges, and concerns about fraud. Despite these hurdles, Dr. Chmiela sees telemedicine as a valuable tool to reduce barriers for patients with transportation or mobility issues, though he emphasizes the irreplaceable value of in-person connections. The conversation also touches on niche treatments like IV hydration and the importance of informed consent in elective therapies.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Use Telemedicine Strategically – Incorporate telemedicine for stable chronic pain patients or those with mobility issues to reduce barriers, but prioritize in-person visits for new symptoms or physical exams.
2. Monitor Insurance Policies – Stay informed about changing reimbursement rules for telemedicine to ensure financial sustainability in your practice.
3. Embrace Technology Thoughtfully – Adopt telemedicine to enhance patient access, but maintain high standards to avoid fraud and ensure quality care.

About the Show:
Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.

About the Guest:
Dr. Mark Chmiela is a double board-certified anesthesiologist and pain management physician practicing in Las Vegas. Part of a large pain medicine group, he serves a diverse patient population, including underserved communities, managing chronic pain through medication, interventional therapies, and holistic care. Dr. Chmiela has extensive experience with telemedicine, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and advocates for its role in improving patient access when used appropriately.

Website: https://health.usnews.com/doctors/mark-chmiela-1414283

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-chmiela-1a5802194/

About the Hosts:

• Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor turned telemedicine advocate, helping physicians transition to digital health.
• Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator turned telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.

Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez:

https://www.linkedIn.com/in/pkgutierrez/

[email protected] 

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

Set For Life Insurance helps doctors safeguard their future with True Own Occupational Disability Insurance. A single injury or illness can change everything, but the best physicians plan ahead. Protect your income and secure your future before life makes the choice for you. Your career deserves protection—act now at https://www.doctorpodcastnetwork.co/setforlife

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In this episode, Phoebe Gutierrez and Dr. Leo Damasco launch a new monthly segment to keep telemedicine practitioners up to date on critical news and regulations. They dive into April’s biggest updates, including HIPAA violations tied to marketing tracking tools, compounding pharmacy workarounds for weight loss drugs, corporate practice of medicine lawsuits, and new Texas med spa oversight laws. The episode also touches on federal healthcare changes, such as CMS guidance and DEA prescribing rules. Packed with actionable insights, this episode is essential for clinicians navigating the fast-evolving telemedicine landscape.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Review Marketing Practices – Ensure your marketing team isn’t tracking patient data with tools like Facebook pixels or Google Analytics, and update your Notice of Privacy Practices to comply with new HIPAA rules.
2. Document Clinical Decisions – For any prescription changes, especially in weight loss telemedicine, conduct and document individual patient encounters to meet medical necessity and avoid corporate practice of medicine violations.
3. Update Texas Patient Materials – If operating in Texas, add Texas Medical Board complaint instructions to all patient-facing materials (e.g., consent forms, websites) to comply with new regulations.

About the Show:
Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.

About the Hosts:

• Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor turned telemedicine advocate, helping physicians transition to digital health.
• Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator turned telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.
  Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez:
  https://www.linkedIn.com/in/pkgutierrez/ 
  [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.

Sponsored by: Set For Life

Set For Life Insurance helps doctors safeguard their future with True Own Occupational Disability Insurance. A single injury or illness can change everything, but the best physicians plan ahead. Protect your income and secure your future before life makes the choice for you. Your career deserves protection—act now at https://www.doctorpodcastnetwork.co/setforlife

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Burnout is a reality for many physicians, but what happens when you turn that frustration into innovation? In this episode, host Leo engages in a captivating conversation with Dr. Diana Kumar and Dr. Theresa Walsh as they delve into the world of innovative healthcare solutions. With their unique blend of medical expertise and entrepreneurial spirit, they share valuable insights on successfully transitioning to virtual care, the autonomy and flexibility that comes with running their own practice, and the profound impact of delivering specialized women's health services to patients nationwide. This episode is an essential listen for healthcare professionals exploring telemedicine opportunities, as well as patients seeking accessible and personalized care. Discover the future of healthcare and the pioneers shaping it.

Three Actionable Takeaways:

1. Prioritize Your Goals – Reflect on your personal and professional priorities to identify if your current role aligns with your vision, as Diana and Theresa did with their “Burn Journal.”
2. Start with a Website – Establish a digital presence early by creating a website to attract patients, outsourcing design and branding if needed to save time and ensure professionalism.
3. Leverage Social Media – Use platforms like Instagram and Facebook groups to connect with patients, starting locally to test systems before scaling nationally through SEO and targeted ads.

About the Show:
Telemedicine Talks explores the evolving world of digital health, helping physicians navigate new opportunities, regulatory challenges, and career transitions in telemedicine.

About the Guests:
Dr. Diana Kumar and Dr. Theresa Walsh are board-certified OB-GYNs and co-founders of Gliss, a virtual OB-GYN platform focused on menopause care, urgent vaginal health, and women’s wellness. Previously working in a high-pressure brick-and-mortar healthcare system in Hawaii, they experienced burnout from administrative burdens and limited patient interaction time. Inspired by a trip to Paris, they launched Gliss to provide accessible, patient-centered care nationwide, now serving patients in all 50 states. As women entrepreneurs, they advocate for female-led partnerships and prioritize flexibility, allowing them to balance their medical practice with family life.

Website: www.findgliss.com

LinkedIn: Dr. Diana Kumar: http://linkedin.com/in/diana-kumar-77751610

 Dr.Theresa Walsh: http://linkedin.com/in/teresa-walsh-94ab8b2b6

About the Hosts:

• Dr. Leo Damasco – Pediatrician and emergency medicine doctor turned telemedicine advocate, helping physicians transition to digital health.
• Phoebe Gutierrez – Former state regulator turned telehealth executive, specializing in compliance and sustainable virtual care models.
  Connect with Phoebe Gutierrez:
  https://www.linkedIn.com/in/pkgutierrez/ 
  [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

The information provided in Telemedicine Talks is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical, legal, or financial advice. While we discuss best practices, industry trends, and real-world experiences, every situation is unique. Listeners should consult with qualified professionals before making decisions related to telemedicine practice, compliance, contracts, or business operations. The views expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they may be affiliated with.