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Patient Satisfaction With a Comprehensive Remote Care Program for Chronic Condition Management for Adults Under Medical Care: Observational Study
More than half of adults in the United States have at least one chronic medical condition. Remote care strategies, including telemedicine, remote monitoring, and connected health devices, are increasingly used to support chronic condition management and adherence to provider-recommended care plans. Evaluating participant satisfaction and perceived usefulness is essential to understanding program value and potential for sustained engagement.
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The study shows that combining remote device monitoring, personalized follow-up, and patient education under a remote-care model can significantly boost patient satisfaction — which is vital for US healthcare systems looking to expand telehealth for chronic diseases.
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