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105 HEALTHCARE NEWS HSTeChart By customizing your eChart to match your center's workflow, clinicians, anesthesiologists and surgeons all save time, add convenience, and increase compliance for your ASC. For more info, visit hstpathways.com/echart Better charting is better patient care. Schedule Search Patient Tracker Task Manager Triage Docs 12/15/2016 Filters Help Hello Amily He / The Ambulatory Surgical Center Log out Home Abby, Richard 45 Y | 75634 - 5 Park, Susan Inguinal Hernia Repair (Bilateral) Johnson, Jeffrey 41 Y | 71124 - 21 Park, Susan Cataract with IOL (intraocular lens insertion) Mitchell, Zach 56 Y | 72322 - 7 Jason, Johnson Laparoscopic White, May 33 Y | 73235 - 3 Park, Gary R Inguinal Hernia Repair (Bilateral) Baker, Allan 41 Y | 72352 - 5 Jason, Johnson Cataract with IOL (intraocular lens insertion) Bay, Johnson 53 Y | 71104 - 7 Park, Susan Laparoscopic Murphy, Emily 85 Y | 73425 - 7 Park, Susan Laparoscopic Mohamood, Dan 66 Y | 72234 - 21 Park, Gary R Cataract with IOL (intraocular lens insertion) Lake, Herman Winston, Allan Frank, David Poon, Jackson Spinak, Sally He, Emily Shah, Ben OR1 OR2 OR3 OR4 President Trump signs executive order to cement rural telehealth services: 3 things to know By Jackie Drees O n Aug. 3, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to expand access to telehealth services in rural communities and make certain services permanent once the COVID-19 public emergency ends. Three things to know: 1. To increase telehealth services and accessibility in rural hospitals, the order requires HHS to implement a new payment model tailored to the needs of rural communities, according to a news release. 2. Trump's order also calls for the federal government to deploy a joint initiative within 30 days focused on improving healthcare com- munication infrastructure in rural areas. 3. The order will also extend availability of certain telehealth services after the pandemic ends, building upon CMS' previous expansions allowing physicians to provide telehealth services across state lines and boosting reimbursement rates. n St. Jude Children's Re- search Hospital to build $110M patient housing facility By Anuja Vaidya M emphis, Tenn.-based St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will begin construct- ing a new $110 million housing facility for patients and their families this fall, called The Domino's Village. The six-story, 288,998-square-foot facility will be located in Memphis and feature an underground parking garage, an outside courtyard/play area and a pedestrian bridge connecting it to the St. Jude campus. It will feature 140 units for both short-term and long-term stays, including one-, two- and three-bedroom suites. Domino's will provide the funds for the new facil- ity, which is slated to open in spring 2023. n