Could telehealth and telemedicine bring affordable mold illness treatment to Americans?

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There is an emerging field called telemedicine that promises to bring

access to specialists and specialized medical procedures to

geographically dissimilar places.

This can be done via high-speed networks. Using telemedicine, it is

already possible for a soldier in a military hospital in Iraq to

receive care from a surgeon in the US, for example.

The field uses an array of technology from the simplest telephony to

advanced robotics.

Telemedicine has the potential, within a few years, of lowering

medical costs by increasing competition. Using telemedicine, one

specialist can see patients in geographically distant places.

It seems that telemedicine may have potential in helping mold illness

victims see specialists quickly and affordably.

Thoughts?