US Digital Health
20 verified facts tracked for this market — each with its source, reporting period and evidence tier. Tier 1 = primary institutions (central banks, statistical offices); tier 2 = disclosed industry panels.
| Metric | Value | Geo | Period | Tier | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACA marketplace out-of-pocket maximum, individual, US | 10600USD/year | US | 2026 | T1 | healthcare.gov |
| Adults using online channels to access medical test results | 46.1% of adults who used the Internet in the past 12 months to look up medical test results | United States | 2022-07/2022-12 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| US adults using the internet to communicate with a doctor or doctor's office | 41.5percent of US adults (18+) who used the internet in the past 12 months to communicate with a doctor or doctor's office, Jul-Dec 2022 | United States | 2022-07/2022-12 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Online communication with a doctor's office, US women | 47.2percent | US | 2022 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| US adults using the Internet to look for health or medical information, past 12 months | 58.5percent | US | 2022 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Telemedicine use by family income under 100% FPL, US adults, 2022 (NHIS) | 33.1percent of income cohort | United States | 2022 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Online health information lookup, US women | 63.3percent | US | 2022 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| US nursing and residential care facilities firms and establishments | 43215 firms; 95137 establishmentscount | United States | 2022 | T1 | www2.census.gov |
| Physicians able to provide similar quality of care during telemedicine visits | 76.7%% of primary care physicians; medical specialists 73.1%; surgical specialists 50.6% | United States | 2021 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Urban-rural gap in adult telemedicine use | 40.3 / 27.5% of adults using telemedicine in past 12 months: large central metropolitan counties / noncore areas | United States | 2021 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Telemedicine not appropriate for specialty or patients by physician specialty | surgical: 49.7 / medical: 26.7 / primary care: 15.5% of physicians reporting telemedicine technology was not appropriate | United States | 2021 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Physician dissatisfaction with telemedicine technology by specialty | primary care: 18.5 / surgical: 25.2 / medical: 20.6% of physicians dissatisfied with telemedicine technology for patient visits | United States | 2021 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Adults using telemedicine in the past 12 months | 37.0% of adults aged 18 and over who used telemedicine in the past 12 months | United States | 2021 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| Surgical specialists unable to provide similar quality of care via telemedicine | 42.4%% of surgical specialists responding not at all or to a small extent; primary care 19.2%, medical specialists 20.4% | United States | 2021 | T1 | cdc.gov |
| US medical laboratories annual payroll, Census CBP NAICS 621511 | 12413795USD thousand annual payroll | US | 2020 | T1 | www2.census.gov |
| US medical laboratories establishments, Census CBP NAICS 621511 | 11410establishments | US | 2020 | T1 | www2.census.gov |
| Outpatient physicians' work time spent solely on EHR input while not directly engaged in patient care | 20.7% of work time | US | 2017-01 to 2018-05 | T1 | pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov |
| Outpatient physicians' work time spent inputting data into an EHR | 44.9% of work time | US | 2017-01 to 2018-05 | T1 | pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov |
| Estimated time savings from advanced EHR skills training | 4-5minutes per hour | Southern California, US | 2014-2016 | T1 | pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov |
| Consumer satisfaction/willingness to repeat virtual health visits | more than 90%% of US consumers who had a virtual health visit and would be willing to have another | US | 2025 | T2 | deloitte.com |
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