September 18, 2025PAIN ReportsOpen Access

The effectiveness of telemedicine in chronic pain management compared with in-person visits: a 23-month database-audit

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Success rates for telemedicine and in-person visits were comparable at 76.95% and 81.98%, respectively.
Patients with mild baseline pain and higher education had better success rates in telemedicine.
The study included 565 patients over 23 months, highlighting baseline imbalances affecting outcomes.
Identifying predictors of success in pain management can assist clinicians in determining care modalities.

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Retrospective review compares telemedicine and in-person outcomes in chronic pain management, suggesting similar effectiveness.

Seangrung et al. (2025) studied this question.

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