The vast majority of U.S. patients are open to using telehealth solutions, but only a fraction have received care virtually, according to a new survey.
The Advisory Board Co.’s Virtual Visits Consumer Choice Survey reported more than three-quarters of nearly 5,000 respondents would see a doctor virtually, while less than 20% already have used telehealth solutions. The results suggest that the healthcare industry has yet to meet consumer interest in virtual care, researchers said.
