Telemedicine adoption climbed among a U.S. Census-match sample of adults, with eight out of 10 respondents reporting that they have used telemedicine during their lifetime, according to a new survey by investment and consulting firm Rock Health.
Adults 55 and over reported the largest year-over-year increase with a boost of telemedicine adoption by 12% to 76%, reports Health Care Dive.
Audio-only and asynchronous telemedicine, which include live phone calls, emails and text messages, were more popular than video chats, the survey found. Read more.
