Differences in access to virtual and in-person primary care by race/ethnicity and community social vulnerability among adults diagnosed with COVID-19 in a large, multi-state health system

A @BioMedCentral study found that Hispanic and Latino populations used virtual primary care less often both before and after being diagnosed with COVID-19, as compared to non-Hispanic White Individuals. https://t.co/dTwOMdJdSn

Before being diagnosed with COVID-19, Hispanic people were less likely to use virtual and in-person primary care compared with white patients. The disparity persisted in the year following COVID-19 diagnosis. Important read from @SpringerNature. https:/