Scheduling Your Appointment:

• • You can schedule a telehealth appointment just like you would for an in-person visit. Simply call our office or use our online scheduling system to choose a convenient date and time.

Confirmation and Setup:

• • Once your appointment is scheduled, you’ll receive a confirmation email or text message with instructions on how to access the virtual visit. This typically involves clicking on a secure link to join to virtual appointment. 

Preparing for Your Appointment:

• • Before your virtual visit, gather any relevant medical records, medications, or questions you’d like to discuss with your healthcare provider.

Connecting with Your Provider:

• • At the scheduled time, click on the provided link or open the telehealth app. You’ll be connected to your healthcare provider in a secure and private virtual environment.

The Virtual Visit:

• • During the virtual visit, you’ll have a face-to-face conversation with your provider. You can discuss your symptoms, ask questions, and receive medical advice, just as you would in person.

Prescriptions and Treatment Plans:

• • If necessary, your provider can electronically send prescriptions to your preferred pharmacy and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Follow-Up and Records:

• • After the virtual visit, you’ll receive a summary of your appointment and any recommended follow-up instructions. Your medical records will be updated just as they would in a traditional visit.

Convenience: No need to commute or take time off work for appointments.

Accessibility: Access healthcare from anywhere with an internet connection.

Reduced Waiting Time: Virtual visits often have shorter wait times than in-person appointments.

Privacy: Your telehealth visit is confidential and secure.

Safety: Especially important during health crises like pandemics, telehealth minimizes exposure risks.

Telehealth is suitable for many types of medical concerns, from routine check-ups to managing chronic conditions. However, some conditions may still require in-person visits or diagnostic tests. Your healthcare provider will help determine the best approach for your specific needs.

Routine Check-Ups and Follow-Ups:

• • Medication management
  • Chronic disease management (e.g., diabetes, hypertension)
  • Health and wellness consults to discuss diet, exercise, stress management

Minor Illnesses and Infections:

• • Cold and flu symptoms
  • Sinus infections
  • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
  • Skin rashes

Mental Health and Counseling:

• • Counseling for depression, insomnia, grief
  • Counseling for stress and anxiety

Medication Refills:

• • Prescription renewals
  • Medication adjustments

Preventive Care and Health Education:

• • Nutrition counseling
  • Smoking cessation counseling
  • Vaccination discussions

Chronic Disease Monitoring:

• • Remote monitoring of vital signs for conditions like heart disease or COPD
  • Tele-rehabilitation for physical therapy

Follow-Up After Hospital Discharge:

• • Post-hospitalization check-ins
  • Monitoring recovery progress

Dermatological Consultations:

• • Skin condition assessments
  • Follow-up for skin conditions

Consultations for Second Opinions:

• • Seeking a second opinion from a specialist