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|Videos|January 25, 2021
How the pandemic has affected the waiting room experience for physician practices
Some of these changes and new considerations.
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The pandemic has changed the way practices can manage their waiting rooms. In this clip from our discussion, Hari Prasad, CEO of Yosi Health, discusses some of these changes and new considerations.
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