The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the use of telehealth, defined as the delivery of health care via remote technologies¹ , with widespread adoption of live-interactive video visits across the US.^(2 3 4) Yet, it is important to avoid exacerbating healthcare disparities for vulnerable populations such as older adults, who traditionally have more technological literacy barriers.^(5 6) Our aim was to explore dermatologists' experiences of using telehealth with older adults, in order to identify and...