Telehealth visit volume has declined by 45.8 percent between 2020 and 2022, dropping from 76.6 million visits to 41.5 million, according to a recent report by market research firm Trilliant Health.
Although primary care and other specialty care visits have decreased, behavioral telehealth visits have continued to rise. Telebehavioral health has grown by 20.1 percent to become 63 percent of overall telehealth visits.
Anxiety disorders were the most common condition seeing an increase in visits at 44.9 percent, followed by eating disorders at 41 percent, while schizophrenia visits fell 14.9 percent between 2019 and 2022.
Americans’ self-reported mental health has reached its lowest level in 24 years, with younger adults — especially women — experiencing…
Almost 500 mental health provider jobs have been eliminated in Colorado since the beginning of 2025, The Colorado Sun reported…
Penn Medicine’s Lancaster (Pa.) General Hospital opened a crisis walk-in center that provides immediate behavioral health assessments and treatments. The…
