HealthTech July 14, 2021
Elliott Wilson

What should healthcare organizations consider as more of them look to fully integrate digital solutions into their operations?

Widespread virtual care options were deployed amid the COVID-19 pandemic to follow the necessary health protocols for keeping patients and providers safe. But beyond the immediate health crisis, patients have shown increased interest in virtual care solutions.

Between 40 and 60 percent of consumers have expressed interest in a set of broader virtual health solutions — such as digital patient access or a virtual-first health plan that’s less expensive, according to McKinsey’s latest research — and 57 percent of physicians would prefer to continue offering virtual care options.

The healthcare organizations that figure out how to integrate virtual care into their approach...

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