Dr. Aditi U. Joshi is an experienced Emergency Medicine Physician, Bestselling Author and Telehealth expert working on improving healthcare and equity through technology. Through a decade of working in Telemedicine and digital health, she has a keen interest in making technology palatable and effective for both patients, providers, and health care systems. She speaks nationally and internationally on the topics of telehealth, acute care telehealth and innovation in emergency medicine.

Dr. Joshi is the Executive Director of Telehealth.org and a consultant offering a variety of different services including evaluating and implementing telehealth solutions to clinics and hospitals, doing due diligence on clinical processes and ensuring a robust QA process for digital solutions. She evaluates products and their research, advising on investments and research design to improve products. She aims works with clients to bring evidence-based practices, efficacy, training, and efficiency to ensure safe patient care and quality outcomes.

She offers training and courses to those looking to learn how to setup their clinical practice and practical tips on their virtual clinical practice. From online modules to 1:1 training, she ensures your GTM going live is successful.

Dr. Joshi is a veteran of telehealth, previously working at Doctor on Demand as one of the first physicians and Assistant Medical Director when DTC telemedicine. She was then Medical Director of telehealth at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, a tertiary academic hospital with one of the earliest and largest telemedicine programs in the country honing her multi-faceted experience in virtual care operations, quality assurance, provider training, medical education and implementing new programs and digital health use cases.

Nationally, she serves as the Chair for the Telehealth committee of the American College of Emergency Physicians, chairs the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine’s Telehealth Fellowship Committee, part of the American Telemedicine Association's research review committee and an Advisor for the AMA’s Digital Payment Advisory Group. Her best selling book Telehealth Success - How to Thrive in the New Age of Remote Care published by Forbes is available now.

Noting the disconnect in communication by various stakeholders in digital health, she is taking an active role in harnessing the power of digital technology to unlock the door to more healthcare choices and affect change—delivering more help, in more ways, to more people than ever before.