Telehealth connects Veteran to more than just care
Air Force Veteran learns that a video screen is not a barrier to building relationships
Ronald Miller lives more than 30 miles away from his nearest VA medical center, so it’s not surprising that telehealth has given him easier access to care and new opportunities to improve his health. But telehealth has also given the 82-year-old Air Force Veteran something he hadn’t expected: camaraderie and rapport that have extended beyond his video visits.
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