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Rapid Evaluations of Telehealth Strategies to Address Hypertension: A Mixed-Methods Exploration at Two US Health Systems During the COVID-19 Pandemic

PROGRAM EVALUATION BRIEF — Volume 19 — December 8, 2022

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Figure.
Percentage of encounters that were telehealth encounters among patients with a diagnosis of hypertension in A) ARcare and B) Terros health care systems, 2019–2021.

Percentage of encounters that were telehealth encounters among patients with a diagnosis of hypertension in A) ARcare and B) Terros health care systems, 2019–2021.
A. ARcare
Date In-person, number Telehealth, number Total, number Percentage of encounters that were telehealth encounters
3/1/2019 505 6 511 1
4/1/2019 501 10 511 2
5/1/2019 470 10 480 2
6/1/2019 393 4 397 1
7/1/2019 459 12 471 3
8/1/2019 521 14 535 3
9/1/2019 437 31 468 7
10/1/2019 544 52 596 9
11/1/2019 465 42 507 8
12/1/2019 840 59 899 7
1/1/2020 275 34 309 11
2/1/2020 267 44 311 14
3/1/2020 268 115 383 30
4/1/2020 189 348 537 65
5/1/2020 249 178 427 42
6/1/2020 329 118 447 26
7/1/2020 294 96 390 25
8/1/2020 281 95 376 25
9/1/2020 322 85 407 21
10/1/2020 335 107 442 24
11/1/2020 242 65 307 21
12/1/2020 227 113 340 33
1/1/2021 290 86 376 23
2/1/2021 183 76 259 29
3/1/2021 301 70 371 19
B. Terros
3/1/2019 317 0 317 0
4/1/2019 261 0 261 0
5/1/2019 362 0 362 0
6/1/2019 312 0 312 0
7/1/2019 313 0 313 0
8/1/2019 349 0 349 0
9/1/2019 371 0 371 0
10/1/2019 403 0 403 0
11/1/2019 326 0 326 0
12/1/2019 284 0 284 0
1/1/2020 357 0 357 0
2/1/2020 380 0 380 0
3/1/2020 272 166 438 38
4/1/2020 42 342 384 89
5/1/2020 37 284 321 88
6/1/2020 88 289 377 77
7/1/2020 44 275 319 86
8/1/2020 43 295 338 87
9/1/2020 66 284 350 81
10/1/2020 69 264 333 79
11/1/2020 68 211 279 76
12/1/2020 83 232 315 74
1/1/2021 83 228 311 73
2/1/2021 111 234 345 68
3/1/2021 122 274 396 69
4/1/2021 116 233 349 67
5/1/2021 149 188 337 56
6/1/2021 223 176 399 44
7/1/2021 223 130 353 37
8/1/2021 189 119 308 39

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