UMDF Advocacy: Tell Us Your Thoughts on Telehealth

Help Congress Understand Why Telehealth is Important

As part of UMDF's Capitol Hill Day on September 17, we'll be submitting comments to congressional offices across the country to help them understand the importance of the telehealth expansion. You can help us by participating in this brief survey.

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* 1. Describe your family's relationship with mitochondrial disease.

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* 2. The current telehealth expansion is set to expire December 31, 2024. Do you support Congress making the current telehealth rules permanent?

Yes

Unsure

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* 3. Tell me which type of appointment you prefer when it comes to: Control of Infectious Diseases

I prefer telehealth

I prefer in-person visit

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* 4. Tell me which type of appointment you prefer when it comes to: Personal Comfort

I prefer telehealth

I prefer in-person visit

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* 5. Tell me which type of appointment you prefer when it comes to: Convenience

I prefer telehealth

I prefer in-person visit

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* 6. Tell me which type of appointment you prefer when it comes to: Cost

I prefer telehealth

I prefer in-person visit

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* 7. Tell me which type of appointment you prefer when it comes to: Quality of Care Received

I prefer telehealth

I prefer in-person visit

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* 8. Tell me which type of appointment you prefer when it comes to: Ability to Include Others in the Appointment (such as caregivers, family)

I prefer telehealth

I prefer in-person visit

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* 9. Describe the impact expanded telehealth access has had on your family ...

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* 10. In what state do you reside?

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* 11. Is it okay for UMDF to share your story to help the public and congress understand the need for a permanent telehealth solution? If no, we'll only use deidentified data.

Yes

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* 12. If you're okay with us sharing your name, how we should introduce your family (i.e. The Smith Family, John & Carol Smith, The Smiths, John and Carol, etc)