telemedicine

‘Telerehabilitation’ may be key in helping stroke survivors regain motor skills

‘We’re trying to rewire the brain,’ explains UCLA Health neurologist Steven Cramer

By uclahealth • March 8, 2021

New study reveals when a remote medical visit is as good as – or better than – being there in person

With telehealth likely here to stay, 2 UCLA Health doctors research how best to serve patients

By uclahealth • February 9, 2021

Video visits vs. in-person medical appointments: Which is better and when?

6 health care professionals offer tips for getting the most out of telemedicine.

By Anne Machalinski • December 11, 2020

Trying a Video Therapy Session? Here’s How to Get the Most Out of It

Ideas for effective telemedicine interactions with your physician

By uclahealth • May 21, 2020

Long search for anesthesiologist

I had a near death experience to anesthesia at age ten during a dental procedure. That experience along with a lifetime of allergic reactions and sensitivity to medicines (heart rate would drop, hives, swelling of throat and eyes) often resulted in a visit to the ER or doctors office. Without [...]

By Shanie53 • November 29, 2017

Advancing state-of-the-art surgical and interventional technology

Like all doctors, surgeons need to stay abreast of their field, but for them, doing so is complicated by the need to learn – and be adept at using – constantly evolving surgical technologies. They need a place to learn in a non-life-and-death situation. That’s where UCLA’s

By Enrique Rivero • August 3, 2016