The objective of the PAMI Telemedicine Program "is to strengthen the remote health care channels for affiliates. By means of a computer, cell phone or tablet, the member can hold a confidential, safe and effective video consultation with his/her physician or family doctor and carry out the usual follow-up of non-urgent consultations".

The program seeks to promote the use of information technologies by the PAMI medical community, for the management of medical care, through the use of digital medical prescriptions, the exchange of digital files such as studies or clinical analysis and other recommendations.

Luana Volnovich, PAMI's executive director, explained that the new platform, used by PAMI's network of 9 thousand general practitioners, "will make it possible to monitor health and it is very important to strengthen this action with credits for computers, since many doctors, as they acquire new responsibilities in terms of technology, have to change their equipment. We are sure that this program will allow us to make PAMI more federal".

The Minister of Productive Development, Matías Kulfas, highlighted the importance of telemedicine, but ruled out that it is not a replacement for traditional visits to the doctor: "telemedicine does not replace but complements medical attention and follow-up, and that is why we must ensure that this technology arrives in accessible conditions, such as the 12 percent interest rate and payment in three years, which makes the purchase viable to be able to provide this type of remote services".