Visiting the doctor can feel like a chore, even for young, healthy adults. For low-income patients on Medicaid, obstacles like limited transportation or the inability to take time off work can make it nearly impossible. That’s why telehealth—virtual care delivered remotely—has gained traction in recent years. But how much of a difference can a virtual doctor’s visit really make? A new University of Michigan study explores the answer—and what it could mean for Medicaid patients.
