Business Wire | May 2022
RubiconMD announced today that Ludwing Salamanca, MD, PhD will be joining the organization as their first-ever Behavioral Health Medical Director. He will be a key addition to RubiconMD’s team and will help to evolve BHcare, the recently launched virtual collaborative care solution.
T3: Talent, Teams and Tech | April 2022
In the third edition of “Next Gen Thought Leaders,” T. Sean McKean spoke with CEO Gil Addo about RubiconMD’s virtual specialty care solutions, eConsult+ and BHcare, and share how they better patient outcomes, lower costs, and improve patient and clinician experience.
MobiHealthNews | March 2022
RubiconMD CEO Gil Addo joined a panel at VIVE 2022 discussing challenges facing rural healthcare and pathways to improving care. He joined leadership from CVS, Brave Health, and Homeward sharing insights and perspectives on the future of rural healthcare.
VIVE 2022 | March 2022
RubiconMD CEO, Gil Addo will be moderating The Next Frontiers in Value-based Care Technology on Sunday, 3/6 at 3 PM EST, and on the Addressing Inequitable Access: Rural Health Dilemma panel on Monday, 3/7 at 10 AM EST. Visit us at Booth # 521 connect while at #VIVE2022
Business Wire | October 2021
Oak Street Health and RubiconMD will develop a future model for virtual specialty care in order to streamline the referral process, better manage costs, and enhance the patient experience.
Business Insider | October 2021
Oak Street Health and RubiconMD will develop a future model for virtual specialty care in order to streamline the referral process, better manage costs, and enhance the patient experience.
TripleTree | April 2021
Check out this comprehensive report from TripleTree that RubiconMD is mentioned in.
“Telehealth is an important component of care delivery in a post-COVID-19 world, providers, payers, and employers are evaluating comprehensive virtual care strategies and rapidly moving into a new era of virtual health.”
Health Affairs | April 2021
“In one study of eConsults provided by RubiconMD, researchers reported that eConsults led primary care physicians to avoid referrals and unnecessary diagnostic tests and procedures.”
