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Telemedicine & Traditional Healthcare Complement Each Other
Concierge Telemedicine App Offers Up More Options for Non-Emergent Care.
http://www.thedoctorschannel.com/view/telemedicine-traditional-healthcare-can-complement-eachother/
David Best MD MBA
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50 Million Would Switch Providers to One That Offers Telehealth
American Well recently released the results of its “Telehealth Index: 2017 Consumer Survey.” Here are some key findings from the report:
• 20% would switch their current PCP if another PCP offered telehealth visits.
• 65% are interested in seeing their PCP over video.
• 60% would see a doctor online for help managing a chronic condition.
• 3 in 4 parents with children under 18 are interested in telehealth.
• 79% of caregivers say a video telehealth service would be helpful.
• 50 million consumers would switch providers to one that offers telehealth.
Source: American Well, January 23, 2017
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Report of Medicare Members in 2017
According to HealthMine’s recent Report of Medicare Members in 2017, 57% of Medicare plan members are unsure if their plan offers telemedicine, another 31% say telemedicine is not offered. Just 9% of Medicare plan members say their plan integrates data from health tools. Just 7% of Medicare plan members are connected to plan on social media. 47% of Medicare plan members say their health plan’s member portal ‘rarely or never’ answers most of their questions online.
Source: HealthMine, “Insight from Medicare Members on How Their Health Plan Helps Them Plan Their Health”, June 2018
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