Telehealth use in primary care has held fairly stable in recent years, suggesting the sector has reached an equilibrium after a boom in virtual care amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an analysis by Epic Research. Telehealth visits accounted for over 8% of primary care encounters in July 2022, according to the research published on Tuesday. By October 2025, telehealth made up just under 6% of visits — a roughly 30% decline. But since 2023, the share of virtual care visits in primary care has held relatively steady at around 6% to 7% of appointments.
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