Providence’s telehealth impact: 3M visits since 2020

Renton, Wash.-based Providence has conducted more than 3 million telehealth visits since March 2020 and is working to expand that service, according to its telehealth annual report.

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Providence’s telehealth enterprise team operates eight services that provide critical clinical coverage to eight states, with services ranging from COVID-19 homecare to behavioral health services. 

Here are seven numbers showing Providence’s telehealth impact, according to the report:

  • 26,000 | The number of at-home COVID-19 patients Providence treated through virtual check-in.
  • 7,100 | The number of hospital patients served through the TeleHospitalist program.
     
  • 19,000 | The number of bedside consultations conducted virtually.
  • 10,000 | The number of requests for consultation from the TeleStroke program across the health system.
  • 16 | The number of new hospitals that joined the TeleStroke network in 2021.
     
  • 1.43 million | The number of video visits conducted in 2021.
  • 15,000 | The number of ambulatory clinicians in Providence medical groups, hospital outpatient departments and home and community care who are using telehealth as a normalized part of their practice.

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