Telehealth can lower the barriers to receiving healthcare for many people, but it can be particularly useful for people in: rural or remote areas without many options for healthcare people who may be reluctant to see a doctor or seek medical care in person people without insurance or whose insurance doesnt cover certain types of care Its particularly useful for the following: getting regular check-ups for ongoing or recurring health conditions treating infectious conditions, like a cold, flu, or COVID-19 treating minor conditions, like a cough, allergies, minor back pain, sprains, or strains getting mental healthcare services, including counseling and medication management monitoring a new medication having conversations about results from tests your dedicated doctor ordered consulting with a specialist, especially one outside of your area Telehealth doesnt replace in-person doctors appointments Healthcare professionals on telemedicine platforms cant take blood or urine samples, listen to your heart, measure your blood pressure, or conduct other important medical tests typically performed in person
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