Conclusions
This study offers important insights about telemedicine use at a large pediatric pulmonary tertiary care center. This study demonstrates the feasibility and utility of telemedicine for children and adolescents with a wide range of pulmonary conditions and shows that telemedicine can be successfully completed with overwhelmingly positive and concordant experiences and perspectives among both patients and providers. Our data suggest that there are important roles for the continued use of telemedicine as an option beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.  With the rapid and exponential increase in use of telemedicine brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the past few months undoubtedly represent an important milestone in the growth of telemedicine. Despite these strides, important work remains as improvements in the access to telemedicine and physical exam capabilities are pursued. Allowances for telemedicine by medical licensing boards and third-party payers would need to be extended beyond the pandemic to ensure patients have access to care. Further studies are needed to examine how care delivered through telemedicine impacts measurable patient outcomes and how the financial costs of delivering care compares to traditional in-person visits.