I am as opposed to the introduction of telehealth services as you are. Among the problems of telehealth you mentioned, it was impressive that Korea already has excellent access to medical institutions. Of course, very rural or remote islands will have difficulty accessing health care, but most are not in need of health care as a whole. Nevertheless, people want to receive medical services in Seoul, the center of our country. The focus on large hospitals and medical services in Seoul is still increasing, and this phenomenon will intensify if medical services can be carried out without moving. 

Also, your third reason was impressive. Everyone is afraid of the fever caused by COVID-19 these days. In the case of telehealth, if the patient's symptoms are misunderstood, the judgment of the disease will also be wrong. This can increase the likelihood of medical accidents. Come to think of it, there are several diseases that can cause a fever, and it can be seen that there is a limit to judging the disease only by the patient's symptoms.

 As I read your writing, I learned about other implications and had the opportunity to think a lot!