One in four Russians make an appointment with a doctor through mobile apps, and one in five prefer an online consultation to a trip to a clinic. This is shown by a survey of the companies “Rosgosstrakh” and “Rosgosstrakh Life”.
People from different regions of the country participated in the study. The results showed that a third of the respondents monitor the state of their body using various apps and trackers. They carefully study the data about your health.
Another 20% in equal parts buy dietary supplements and medicines and choose clinics and specialists on the Internet. One in five respondents prefers online consultations to going to the clinic, and also keeps a health diary and monitors the amount of water they drink.
Among those surveyed, 36% track their performance during sports exercises and compare it to performance at rest. Nearly a quarter of respondents (22%) have special apps that remind them to take medication or nutritional/vitamin supplements. However, only 14% use smart watches or bracelets for it.
According to the head of the Rosgosstrakh Life insurance product and service development department, Gulnara Orlova, the coronavirus pandemic has contributed to the fact that Russians have learned to receive many medical services without leaving home.
Author:
Natalia Gormaleva
Source: RB
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