All Generations Find Telehealth Beneficial, New  Health Data Shows

"A whopping 76% of adults agree that telehealth is more convenient than other healthcare options. Additionally, 75% agree that it is more flexible for scheduling (meaning they can find a time that’s more convenient for them), 75% believe that it is easier to schedule appointments (meaning visits are easier to book from a tech perspective) and 77% said that it is quicker to provide care. The percentages varied slightly by generation, although a vast majority of each age group still said they agreed with these characteristics for telehealth." more  

Telethink  Our network was recognized in 2021 by J.D. Power as a top direct-to-consumer telehealth provider, it was also ranked on the Inc. 5000 list in 2020 and 2021.


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