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The White House is pinning its hopes on health tech to save the day. Can it deliver?

How the health tech community performs in the #coronavirus crisis could dramatically advance the industry — and shape how medical care gets delivered for years to come.
President Trump spoke during a White House press briefing Tuesday on the coronavirus pandemic.

Over the past week, President Trump and his administration have made statements and taken other actions that show they increasingly recognize the magnitude of the coronavirus pandemic — and are counting on health tech, and especially telemedicine, to help save the country.

But can the technology meet the demands of this extraordinary moment? How the health tech community performs in this crisis could instantly and dramatically advance the industry — and shape how medical care gets delivered for

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