Starting December 15th, ’24-hour non-face-to-face treatment’ will be available to the public following the legalization of revised non-face-to-face treatment pilot project by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. The project will extend the non-fact-to-face treatment benefit that had been previously limited to returning patients to new patients. Patients will be able to request non-face-to-face treatment for all types of diseases, whether acute or chronic, at a clinic where they have made an in-person visit within 6 months. A dramatic increase in the number of non-face-to-face treatment is expected due to the updated policy, which has allocated the responsibility of sorting the non-face-to-face treatment eligibilit