Annual 50-State Telehealth Report Finds Slowed Progress in 2023
Progress made during the pandemic is being lost even as provider shortages worsen, raising concerns about patients’ access to care.
- Progress made during the pandemic is being lost even as provider shortages worsen, raising concerns about patients’ access to care.
- The report grades every state’s telehealth laws in four areas crucial to patients, quality of care, and creating a regulatory environment that allows future healthcare improvements.
- Open Interstate Telehealth: Break down barriers to allow patients to access qualified telehealth services, and doctors across state lines.
- “Patients in rural communities, those with disabilities, and seniors need more options for care, and telehealth offers a clear solution.”