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A tablet is a mobile device with a touchscreen. It’s bigger than a smartphone but smaller than a laptop. Tablets can do many of the same things as a smartphone. This includes using the internet, taking pictures, downloading and using apps, and more.
Tablets can also be very useful for your telehealth appointments (link to what is telehealth). Read on to learn more about why using a tablet might be a good option for your next appointment.
The Tablet Itself
The physical features of a tablet may prove to be very useful for some people.
A tablet:
Connectivity
Telehealth appointments need a good internet connection. With a tablet, you often have two options for internet connection: a data plan and/or wi-fi.
Tablets with internet connection can use all apps that a smartphone can. This includes apps for telehealth, patient portals, and health-focused apps. Tablets also can browse the internet and access email. Both are useful tools for preparing for your telehealth appointments.
As you can see, a tablet is often a very good option for a telehealth appointment. You can learn more about tablets and how they are different from smartphones here.
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