How Coronavirus Helps Spread Telemedicine to the Masses

The video discusses the increased demand for telemedicine services due to the coronavirus pandemic. It highlights the logistics of providing assessments and consultations, the triage process, and the challenges in testing and referrals. The speaker emphasizes the need for government support, particularly in testing and policy changes, to better serve patients.

What has contributed to the increased demand for telemedicine services?

• An increase in healthcare professionals

• A decrease in traditional healthcare services

• CDC's guidance and coronavirus concerns

• A new telemedicine app launch

What feature is offered to help users understand their coronavirus risk?

• A paid consultation service

• A free assessment tool

• A subscription-based newsletter

• A physical examination at clinics

How has the percentage of coronavirus-related consultations changed over three days?

• It increased from 5% to 20%

• It decreased from 10% to 5%

• It remained constant at 5%

• It fluctuated between 5% and 15%

What is the primary challenge faced in testing for coronavirus?

• High cost of testing

• Inconsistent testing experience

• Lack of trained doctors

• Limited testing locations

What policy change is suggested to improve telemedicine services for Medicare beneficiaries?

• Eliminating telemedicine services for non-Medicare patients

• Increasing the number of telemedicine providers

• Reducing the cost of telemedicine services

• Allowing any Medicare beneficiary to use telemedicine services