While telemedicine isn’t new—it’s been around in its current digital form since the 1990s, with older iterations including radio versions dating back to the 1920s—it has grown significantly over the last decade. And when COVID-19 hit, growth in telemedicine skyrocketed. As the world continues to move forward, virtual healthcare services are here to stay. While many adopted telemedicine during COVID-19 as a means to avoid potential contamination from in-person appointments, the reason we continue to use telemedicine is multi-faceted. CallonDoc, one of the nation’s leaders in virtual primary car…