The system said that if a patient has a scheduled telehealth visit that they are unable to access, their provider will contact them to reschedule or provide them with alternative visit instructions.
Michigan Medicine said it is working to resolve the technical issues and will update patients.
Editor’s note: A Michigan Medicine spokesperson told Becker’s at 2:45 p.m. Central Standard Time Jan. 12 that the system had resolved the technical difficulties and had returned to normal patient care operations.
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