When Dr. Melissa Love tested positive for COVID-19, she was fully vaccinated and felt fine. But per CDC guidance, the Ochsner primary care physician stopped seeing patients in person. Fortunately, she says, Ochsner invested in telehealth before the pandemic, and her practice never slowed down. She held online video visits, which also came in handy
COVID forced health care changes
Telehealth is no longer a trend, but simply the way more doctor-patient interactions are happening.
