Telemedicine platform delivers long-distance care to transgender patients
Telemedicine has been able to help treat several types of patients, but it now is helping transgender patients throughout the country, according to a new report in the San Francisco Chronicle.
A telemedicine service designed specifically for transgender patients, TransLine, provides clinician-to-clinician support. It offers basic email consultation and is operated through volunteer clinicians.
“This is a much-needed service,” said Lyon-Martin’s trans health manager, JM Jaffe, who manages TransLine. “There really is nothing else like it in the country, or even the world as far as we know.”
To read more about TransLine and the physicians involved, follow the link below.
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