“I like the phone visit stuff. I would like to never have to go to the office again.”
I think it is a wonderful thing to have a virtual visit with your doctor. It can be very comforting at this time.”
“We have managed COVID-19 by phone and video and e-portal and only referred when necessary.” (New York)
“I think that there is an emerging complex balance between when video is essential and ‘nice to have’. Insisting on video is a huge equity issue for patients.” (Massachusetts)
“We’re interested in doing testing but we don’t have PPE.” (Nevada)
“I am dismayed by the lack of prompt response from private insurers to give parity for phone and video or any prospective payment, not a loan, which would help the survival of independent practice.” (Texas)
“I miss visiting my friends and family.”
“Mental health support should be available to everyone once pandemic is over.”
“Still waiting on my stimulus check and serious issues with my living conditions. Feeling depressed and doomed lately.”
“All of my patients are under duress which is causing worsened conditions as well as new onset illnesses. I spend my day counseling everyone as well as trying to help their pain and suffering.” (Texas)
“Primary care remains in a world of hurt, and those of us who were lucky enough to survive the initial onslaught will not survive the next wave.” (Virginia)
“I feel burned out.” (Pennsylvania)
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