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Residents of rural areas in the US often must travel hours to see a doctor. Developments in telehealth (virtual health consultations) can provide targeted relief. Services are expanding all the time, especially in areas such as behavioral health emergency exams, nephrology, and neurology. Telehealth services can improve care and significantly reduce overall diagnostic costs.

The Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services is comprised of 331 vehicles that provide an ongoing and seamless supply of reliable emergency service. Their exclusivity goes beyond mere readiness. The most expensive but also fastest vehicle in this fleet is the HyperSport Responder. It is technologically state-of-the-art, but its status as the world’s most expensive ambulance is largely due to the diamonds on the headlights and gold-plated interior.

In the 1970s, one-stop stores were set up in Australia to provide access to various administrative units, even for those who did not have the necessary training or time to go directly to such offices. Various ad-ministrative units, often from different levels of government, came together under one roof to each offer their services.

In accordance with EU service directives, Austria has established a point of single contact for the service sector. This is intended to simplify the process of setting up a service business in Austria, especially for persons from EU member states. Through the portal, users can access all pertinent information and con-veniently complete necessary formalities, all of which can be submitted electronically.

In 2018, the Ukrainian Parliament (Verkhovna Rada) adopted a law that enabled the creation of a single point of contact for customs issues and optimized the customs system. To this end, a list was developed that summarized all documents to be inspected by the customs authority. The law reduced the number of control authorities at the borders, declarations for imports, and consequently, overall level of complexi-ty.