Healthcare IT News May 15, 2020
Mike Miliard

With the COVID-19 pandemic having already set the stage for a massive increase in telehealth consults, the research firm sees an even bigger future – as demand for one-stop virtual visits and remote patient monitoring grows as much as seven-fold.

Telehealth is more in demand than ever during the coronavirus crisis, and a new report from Frost & Sullivan suggests its uptake will increase by 64.3% nationwide this year, given the disruptions of COVID-19.

But in the years ahead, virtual care and remote monitoring should truly take off, according to the report.

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According to the study, Telehealth: A Technology-Based Weapon in the War Against the Coronavirus, 2020, researchers predict that the pandemic will continue to reshape care delivery...

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Topics: Digital Health, Health IT, Market Research, Patient / Consumer, Provider, Technology, Telehealth, Trends
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