Over 75 Percent of Long Covid Patients Were Not Hospitalized for Initial Illness, Study Finds

Most 'long COVID' patients were not initially hospitalized with the infection, study finds

About a third of long COVID-19 patients didn't have any pre-existing conditions.

More than 75% of long COVID patients not hospitalized for initial illness - The San Francisco Examiner

By Pam Belluck

More than 75 per cent of long COVID patients never hospitalised for initial illness

A large new study has analysed data from the first few months after the official designation for long COVID took effect, and the results paint a sobering picture.

Over 75% of long COVID patients in the U.S. not hospitalized for initial illness, study finds

Results of a new study analyzing data from private insurance claims in the United States paint a sobering picture of long COVID’s serious and ongoing impact on people’s health and the American health care system

Vast Majority of Long Covid Patients Were Never Hospitalized, Report Finds

Three-fourths of diagnosed long covid patients avoided hospitalization, according to an analysis of private insurance claims.

Study: 76% of long COVID patients were not initially hospitalized

Patients that weren't initially hospitalized later suffered "abnormalities of breathing, cough, and malaise and fatigue."