MCOL September 10, 2021
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The Center for Connected Medicine has just released a new report conducted in partnership with KLAS Research: The Intersection of Value and Telehealth: Survey Findings on Adoption and Utilization, which tells us that “more than a year after many hospitals ended their COVID-19 shutdown of non-emergency care, the use of telehealth for patient visits is leveling off at 20% or less of all appointments.”

The study also found that “more than 80% of survey respondents said one-fifth or less of their organizations’ appointments were being conducted virtually….and of the small number of hospitals and health systems reporting 30% or more of patient volume as virtual, many said they expected that number to decline as the pandemic wanes.”

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