• "Yup! I've made the most out of all of the above! I've used telemedicine with my primary care for those lighter appointments, and that has saved me a lot of time driving and waiting in the lobby just to confirm that a new med is working well. I've used an online counseling thing for couples therapy, which was so helpful. There's no way my husband and I could've scheduled all that trying to get to a local therapy office and they're all booked up for months anyway. My husband has used HIMS to get meds, too, and that was so much easier than dealing with his local primary care. We need options! The options are good."

• "My local healthcare system, Sharp Rees Stealy Medical Group offers Telehealth across all 38 specialties and 700+ physicians and extenders."

• "Luckily, I know my healthcare providers and have no problem getting time with them. I have heard from others, however, that this is a major problem, and that health care is just swamped."

• "Telehealth is fine for episodic, low-level acuity (derm, sore throat) common conditions. Would not use it for anything chronic or complex unless I had my MD on it. not overly impressed with the quality of MDs in telehealth. My adult son uses it for BH appts in order to get his Rx. He never sees someone in person. no continuity of care. just dials it in to get Rx."

• "I have found it very convenient to get therapy via Telegraph. It was hard to find a local provider who took my insurance and had time for new patients. Telehealth filled the gap."

• "I have used telehealth for minor medical issues with my PCP because it was easy to have a quick visit and saved a drive to his office. Recently my spouse had an uncomfortable UTI and we were able to get quick care via telehealth late at night and had medications via the local 24-hour pharmacy within hours despite dangerously bad weather in our area. This was far better than going to the ER."

• "Telehealth is good for people who are stable, but if you have a chronic or serious illness you need in-person."

• "I have had very good PPO coverage and have connections that allow me to access any provider that I've wanted within a reasonable time (1-3 weeks). There are, of course, many people who struggle (so I'm a believer in digital / telehealth) due to their lower reimbursement rate coverage or access to transportation or time off work or no referral from existing patients."

• "I use Urgent Care for quick service...works great. Use my regular doctors for scheduled appointments."

• "I live in an assisted living facility and don’t drive. Telehealth is a Godsend! I can do almost everything on my iPhone."

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