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Jason Gorevic is a refreshingly present CEO, who understands why Teladoc is in business and confidently manages the competitive edge of his company.

Teladoc’s service provides access to high-quality, cost-effective healthcare.

Dallas-based Teladoc, which bills itself as the nation’s first and largest telehealth provider, rolled out its physician-facing product at the HIMSS12 Conference and Exhibition this past February in Las Vegas. Called TeladocConnect, the service is designed to enhance the physician’s services.

Highmark, a large Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurer in western Pennsylvania, offers some members option to consult with doctor via Internet when they are experiencing a minor illness.

LeAnna J. Carey, TheHealthMaven, interviews Jason Gorevic about Teladoc, the role of innovative technology in healthcare and the talented minds that make it all possible.

Teladoc, the nation’s first and largest telehealth provider, will unveil its new telehealth solution for physicians — TeladocConnect — at the 2012 Annual HIMSS Conference and Exhibition (HIMSS12) being held Feb. 20-24 at the Las Vegas Venetian Sands Expo Center, booth 13328.

In its first full year of contracting with Teladoc for telehealth services, Rent-A-Center reported savings of more than $700,000 in healthcare expenses and lost productivity.

And at least one life saved, too.

Teladoc and other mobile health innovations can reduce healthcare expenses.

Faced with an endless cycle of non-urgent visits to the doctor or, worse, the emergency room, employers and health plans are looking to telemedicine for an easier way to connect the stuffy nose – or the sprained ankle, or the upset stomach – to the doctor.

Convenience, cost-effective online consults are the wave of the future.