 Today, the coronavirus has made people re-evaluate their thinking about healthcare and healthcare insurance in general. As health systems are trying to keep patients out of general practitioners offices, the newest technology comes to save the day, keeping both patients and doctors out of harms way.Well taken care ofMany people declare that due to the fear of the virus they want to extend the scope of their policy, with health protection above all. Furthermore, they are more likely to search for help when they get sick, go to hospital, or lose their jobs. Especially those impacted by the pandemic are more vulnerable, including elderly, disable or chronically ill patients.As countries across Europe are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases, many people are still advised to stay and work from home, so doctors see virtual visits as the only way of caring for those who are at higher risk. It is apparent that health insurance companies are taking the lead in providing their customers with the solutions and services enabling remote consultations and self-monitoring. 