<ul><li>Increased telehealth utilization wasn’t linked to more low-value services at primary care clinics, according to a study.</li><li>The research found no association between practices that used high levels of telehealth and most types of low-value care.</li><li>The findings could reassure policymakers concerned about unnecessary or wasteful services and healthcare spending.</li><li>The study analyzed data from Medicare beneficiaries and found that telehealth use did not increase low-value care and even led to a decrease in some services.</li></ul>

No link between telehealth and low-value services in primary care: study

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