More than 30 platforms that were created while temporary non-face-to-face medical care was allowed, initiated self-restructuring.

With the government starting a non-face-to-face medical care pilot project under the ‘only allowed for returning patient’ rule rather than allowing the first-time visits requested by the platforms, companies have not only closed down their non-face-to-face medical care services but are undergoing restructuring.

According to industry sources, CheKIT, which has been providing non-face-to-face treatment for women and STD tests, has stopped providing its non-face-to-face services.

As of 0:00 on the 8th, CheKIT closed down their non-face-to-face ST