The report uses Fair Health data to track national telehealth use by month.
Here are five takeaways from the June 5 report:
- Telehealth use grew in the Midwest and West. While in the North and South, it stayed level.
- The March jump follows a February decline.
- Mental health conditions were the most common telehealth diagnosis in March.
- The use of audio-only telehealth in rural areas decreased.
- Acute respiratory diseases and infections were the most common diagnosis for asynchronous telehealth.
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