FCC awards $23.25M more in telehealth funding to 62 providers during the 11th round

November 17, 2020

Chloe Valencia

Providence St. Joseph Health Consortium (Renton, Wash.) received $105,000 for a remote monitoring platform license to provide virtual care to patients who are at home with COVID-19 symptoms.

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