How Americans Feel About Telehealth: One Year Later

SYKES: How Americans Feel About Telehealth: One Year Later

The main findings of the survey include:

Before the pandemic, 66% of all respondents were doubtful of the quality of care someone could receive in a telehealth appointment, however 80% of all respondents now believe people can receive quality care through telehealth.
31% of respondents who tried telehealth during the pandemic feel their physician is more empathetic via telehealth compared to an in-person clinic appointment.
86% of respondents who tried telehealth during the pandemic believe telehealth makes it easier to get the medical care they need.
52% of respondents who tried telehealth during the pandemic report seeing their physician more often now that they have the option for telehealth appointments.
19% of all respondents worry about the privacy of their personal health information with telehealth.

Alliance for Connected Care2021-04-08T11:22:29-04:00April 8th, 2021|