2024 HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY REPORT

Tracking the Impact of Technology on Patient Satisfaction Within the US Healthcare System

2024 HealthTech Perspectives

Discover insights on patient and provider sentiments about healthcare technology, from mobile apps to AI, that can help your organization stay ahead in a constantly-evolving landscape.

Key Stats

55% of US consumers surveyed agree that they would prefer to use a mobile apps to manage appointments, prescriptions, and medical records
53% of US consumers surveyed think adding more healthcare tech would improve patient experience
43% of US consumers surveyed have encountered incorrect medical billing or medical information
31% of US consumers surveyed have faced challenges accessing healthcare or services

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With tools like patient portals, self-scheduling, and telehealth, technology has significantly improved access to healthcare, and removed friction from the patient experience.”

2024 HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY REPORT

Tracking the Impact of Technology on Patient Satisfaction Within the US Healthcare System

2024 HealthTech Perspectives

Key Stats

55% of US consumers surveyed agree that they would prefer to use a mobile apps to manage appointments, prescriptions, and medical records

53% of US consumers surveyed think adding more healthcare tech would improve patient experience

43% of US consumers surveyed have encountered incorrect medical billing or medical information

31% of US consumers surveyed have faced challenges accessing healthcare or services

Get the full report

White Paper Download

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With tools like patient portals, self-scheduling, and telehealth, technology has significantly improved access to healthcare, and removed friction from the patient experience.”

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