Of the 51% of patients who haven’t had a recent virtual visit, here are the top reasons why (respondents could choose more than one option), per the survey of 1,034 U.S. adults released in May:
1. I prefer seeing my provider in person: 55%
2. I have not needed to see a provider for care, whether in person or virtual: 22%
3. The care I needed required being in person: 20%
4. I was not comfortable with the virtual visit technology: 11%
5. My provider did/does not offer virtual visits: 11%
6. I did not have the resources/technology to have a virtual visit: 4%
7. Other: 3%
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