Although most respondents want to use apps to access their health information, those who expressed serious privacy concerns nearly doubled when they were told that federal privacy protections do not cover data stored on apps.
While there are many bipartisan sticking points when it comes to health care reform, there's one issue that the majority of Americans seem to agree is important: improving access to digital health records. Congress and private industry have invested billions of dollars over the past two decades to digitize health data–an investment that proved vital for many health care consumers during the pandemic.
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