16 out of 24 specialties had higher follow-up rates within 90 days of an initial office visit than a telehealth visit

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This shows that telehealth can significantly improve the patient experience by minimizing as much follow-up appointments as possible. This creates a better process for the patient and physician alike.

Author: Epic Research

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