Editor’s Note: This article originally posted on ChopherHealth’s website.
For those with a chronic illness, this increase is even higher at 77%. Several sources indicate that the demand for telehealth is not likely to recede after the pandemic, as many patients have become comfortable with the modality and as providers have experienced the many operational and financial benefits of making telehealth integral to their operational strategies.
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