Several large health-care organizations are partnering on an advertising campaign to encourage people to return to their medical providers as the pandemic continues, a sign of how difficult it has been to allay fears of catching the coronavirus during visits to a doctor or pharmacy.
Patients worried about contracting Covid-19 in medical facilities have for months canceled doctors’ appointments for managing chronic conditions such as diabetes, delayed preventive care such as vaccinations and put off diagnostic work.
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