Telemedicine is no longer viewed as an ancillary service—it is the new standard of care that is both expected by patients and popular with providers. However, as more use cases are integrated into health care delivery and familiarity builds around how telemedicine can be used effectively, new questions arise around the barriers, risks and opportunities around integrating—or failing to integrate—telehealth programs. McDermott Digital Health partners, Lisa Schmitz Mazur and Dale Van Demark, share their perspectives on these questions and discuss the rise of telemedicine and other technological advancements in health care delivery.