Telehealth

noun A person who is qualified to treat people who are ill or injured

• The doctor prescribed medication to help with my condition.
• I'm going to see the doctor for a check-up next week.
• I heard that new doctor is really cool and easy to talk to.
• She's a real doctor when it comes to fixing computer problems.

noun a term used to describe the practice of healthcare supported by electronic processes and communication

adjective relating to or involving the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies in healthcare

• The implementation of eHealth technologies has greatly improved healthcare services.
• Have you tried using any eHealth apps to track your fitness goals?
• I'm all about that eHealth life - makes managing my health so much easier!
• eHealth is like having a virtual doctor in your pocket, ready to assist you anytime.

noun a term used to describe the practice of medicine and public health supported by mobile devices

adjective describing the use of mobile devices in healthcare

• The use of m-health technologies has revolutionized healthcare delivery in remote areas.
• I love using m-health apps to track my fitness goals and monitor my health.
• Have you checked out that new m-health app? It's so cool!
• M-health is like having a personal health assistant in your pocket.