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From delaying care to avoiding urgent care and walk-in clinics, consumer behavior is changing as the pandemic continues.

As many as 13% predict closure within the next month, and 20% have already had temporary closures, the survey found.

While volume and revenues plummeted to historic levels, expenses remained nearly flat, putting pressure on hospitals as the coronavirus spreads.

Anecdotal evidence suggests the psychological toll of being on the front line may lead to an uptick in mental health disorders.

Avoiding bulk ordering in favor of smaller and more frequent shipments can save hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Reports of severe illness among children are mounting, requiring more urgent research into susceptibility and possible treatments.

Many have but back on healthcare visits or are planning to do so, and a substantial number are considering curbing medication spending.

Hydroxychloroquine can reduce inflammation, pain and swelling, but mild to moderate COVID patients showed more adverse events when treated with it.