Telemedicine — connecting you and your health care provider over the internet — is allowing people to get care despite COVID-19, transportation issues and other challenges to office visits. But it’s hardly a perfect cure, especially if you have spotty or no internet service.
The Sun Journal is doing a story on telemedicine — the good and the bad — including the problems posed for those who can’t access it. Whether you’re a patient or a health care provider, if you’re willing to tell us about your experiences with telemedicine, please email or call Sun Journal writer Alex Lear at alear@sunjournal.com or 689-2801.
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