This article was written by Genny Gordon, who is a Content Marketing Manager at Kyruus, an industry leader in enterprise provider search, scheduling, and data management solutions for health systems. Kyruus is helping more than 55 leading health systems across the United States transform how patients access care.
COVID-19 has profoundly impacted the delivery of care in the United States. One of the areas that has experienced rapid change is undoubtedly virtual care. Prior to COVID-19, it lacked broad adoption. However, 72% of patients in a recent survey reported having had their first virtual visit during the pandemic and the vast majority now seek it as a standard part of their future care, according to a new report from Kyruus.
While many health systems stood up programs seemingly overnight and most patients express high levels of satisfaction with their virtual visits, the report also revealed opportunities for organizations to elevate their offerings to drive continued adoption and differentiation.
So how can you build upon your virtual care strategy and further integrate virtual care visits into your digital front door? Here are 5 ways to do so:
Want additional insight into patient perspectives on virtual care? Read Kyruus’ full report.
The original version of this page was published at: https://www.greystone.net/resources/blog/healthcare/2020/07/20/5-ways-to-expand-access-to-your-virtual-care-offerings
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