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When people consider technology’s role in adapting to pandemic-constrained life, many begrudgingly think about endless hours spent on videoconferences. Yet, pandemic-infused technological innovations also altered our lives in other ways, big and small. For instance, I’ll never go back to wearing “slacks” and wondering what my face looks like with just a mustache. On a much more serious note, millions of Americans lost their lives or fought severe health battles. Others switched careers, relocated, or reconsidered how they wanted to live. In each of these instances, technology, more often than not, played a critical role.
It’s no secret that the pandemic had a devastating effect on health care institutions and front-line workers. At Avita, our covered entity partners bravely faced the one-two punch of evolving patient needs paired with providers leaving the profession in droves. When combined with the ever-changing 340B environment, this means community health organizations must leverage
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