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The number of visits to ambulatory practices declined nearly 60 percent by early April.

Ateev Mehrotra,
Michael Chernew,
David Linetsky,
Hilary Hatch,
and David Cutler
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Outpatient Visits: A Rebound Emerges

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The rebound in visits has occurred across all specialties.

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The rebound in visits is occurring in all areas of the U.S. but appears largest in the South Central census division.

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The rebound in visits has occurred across all specialties.

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The rebound in visits is occurring in all areas of the U.S. but appears largest in the South Central census division.

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The rebound has been smaller among school-age children and relatively larger among older adults.

The rebound has been smaller among school-age children and relatively larger among older adults.

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As the number of in-person visits dropped, telehealth visits increased. But the increase in telehealth visits only partially offset the drop in in-person visits.

As the number of in-person visits dropped, telehealth visits increased. But the increase in telehealth visits only partially offset the drop in in-person visits.

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Publication Date: May 19, 2020
Topics
COVID-19