The Connected Economy™: The Trend Toward Digital Healthcare
Study Finds Demand for Telehealth Outlasts the Pandemic
New findings in “The Connected Economy™: The Trend Toward Digital Healthcare” report, a PYMNTS and CareCredit collaboration, showed 57% of patients engaged in some form of telehealth service in the past month, suggesting demand for remote healthcare options is outlasting the pandemic.
Inside the June Report
- 36%: Share of Gen Z patients who do not use digital healthcare services of any kind
- 41%: Share of consumers living paycheck to paycheck who use both telemedicine and remote counseling services
- 26%: Portion of U.S. patients who sought out both telemedicine and remote counseling services in May 2022
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