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8 insights from a chat with Joe DeVivo, Teladoc's head of hospitals and health systems
erhaps no industry benefited from COVID-19 tailwinds like virtual care, and no virtual care vendor capitalized on those tailwinds like Teladoc, experts say.
Along with notching considerable growth in consumer visits, Teladoc has spent much of the past year and a half investing in its clinicial and software capabilities both organically and through M&A to differentiate itself in an increasingly cluttered field of competitors.
However, the New York-based telehealth provider has yet to post a profit, and its stock has experienced major fluctuations of late amid market uncertainty as to the stability of the virtual care sector post-COVID-19.
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