Following a consecutive three-month growth period, telehealth use experienced a decline in February across all US regions and nationally, along with a slight drop in its share of medical claim lines, according to the FAIR Health Monthly Telehealth Regional Tracker. The February tracker also shows that COVID-19 did not appear on the top five telehealth diagnoses list nationally or in any US region. At the national level and in all regions, mental health conditions were the most common diagnosis. The tracker also indicated that this diagnosis occupied a 0.8 percent higher share of telehealth claim lines compared to the month prior.
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