Jules Patel

The agency will infuse direct payments to medical providers for COVID-19 relief.

The agency aims to support shorter- and longer-term efforts to expand telehealth with Congress' $200M COVID-19 funding.

Technological solutions could provide relief to medical facilities in urgent need of necessary equipment.

One month on, mobile device security and video-teleconferencing platforms enter the spotlight.

In less than a month, the U.S. Digital Response partnered with several state and local governments.

The agency added 80 more telehealth services that beneficiaries can access to ease patient and provider experiences amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The technology is one way to solve national shortages of medical supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic is leading to an increase in cybersecurity attacks and scams.

Public and private-sector efforts now have a tiered approach to cybersecurity controls.

Taking an innovative approach to technical mapping of IT applications has proven a boon for agencies with intensive data requirements and fragmented legacy systems.

The molecular diagnostics test is the fastest test for the novel coronavirus in the U.S.

The agency prioritizes telehealth and virtual care, plus frequent data communication.