Fierce Healthcare October 27, 2023
Dave Muoio

More patients are accessing their medical records online via patient portals or apps and are doing so more often than in years past, according to the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC).

From 2020 to 2022, the portion of U.S. adults who reported being offered access to their medical records by a provider or insurer increased 24% to about 3 in 5, the office wrote in a recent data brief. The percentage who said they were offered access and used it jumped 50% during the same period, from 38% to 57%, according to ONC.

“Together these findings demonstrate increased patient demand for and use of online health information by individuals in recent years,” the office wrote in...

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