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Remote Patient Monitoring Update: Developments and Opportunities for Physicians
Heading into 2020, adoption of telehealth services was already on the rise. Then the health crisis hit. Now it appears that COVID-19 has not only cemented telehealth's place in the healthcare landscape but done so in a very big way.
McKinsey & Co. is projecting that virtual visits could potentially account for $250 billion, or 20%, of what federal and commercial payers spend on outpatient, office, and home health visits in 2020. Before the pandemic, telehealth accounted for an estimated $3 billion in spending.
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