About 35% of patients say they enjoy virtual primary care because it allows them to talk with a physician no matter their location

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Virtual primary care has given patients the convenience to receive the care they need no matter where they are located. Not only that, but the 24/7 availability to talk to a physician makes it even easier to get the help they need whether it’s early in the morning, or late at night.

Author: MedCity News

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