Telehealth has transformed patient care during pandemics by providing remote medical services, allowing patients to consult healthcare providers without physical visits. This approach ensures that patients receive timely medical attention while minimizing the risk of infection. Technologies such as video conferencing, secure messaging, and mobile health apps enable doctors to diagnose, monitor, and treat patients from a distance. Telehealth has also expanded access to care, particularly for individuals in rural or underserved areas, enhancing healthcare delivery and outcomes. Overall, it supports continuity of care during challenging times while aligning with patient preferences for convenience.