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1. Improved access to healthcare: Telehealth enables patients who live in remote or rural areas, or those who have mobility issues, to access healthcare services that may not otherwise be available to them.

2. Convenience: Telehealth allows patients to receive medical advice and treatment from the comfort of their own homes, eliminating the need to travel to a healthcare facility, which can be especially important for individuals with chronic illnesses.

3. Cost savings: Telehealth can be less expensive than in-person healthcare, as it eliminates the need for some of the costs associated with traditional healthcare, such as travel expenses and the need for a physical space.

4. Improved patient outcomes: Telehealth has been shown to improve patient outcomes in some cases, such as reducing hospital readmissions and improving medication adherence.