Telehealth allows you to meet with a healthcare provider remotely using a phone, tablet, or computer.

You can schedule an appointment online by selecting an available date and time that works for you.

You will need a reliable internet connection, a device with a camera and microphone, and private place for your visit.

Appointment length depends on the type of visit and your individual health information and discuss your concerns.

You will meet with a licensed healthcare provider, who will review your health information and discuss your concerns.

When medically appropriate and permitted by law, a provider may prescribe medication after evaluating your health needs.

Medication refills may be available when clinically appropriate. Your provider will determine whether a refill or follow-up appointment is needed.

If offered by the practice, weight-management care may include a medical evaluation, personalized recommendations, ongoing monitoring, and treatment options when appropriate.

No. Treatment and prescription decisions are made by a licensed provider based on your medical history, current health, and clinical evaluation.

Some treatments may require laboratory testing before or during care. Your provider will let you know if testing is necessary.

We take patient privacy seriously and use secure systems designed to protect personal and health information.

No. Telehealth is not appropraite for medical emergencies. If you are expecting a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

If your provider determines that an in-person evaluation, testing, or emergency care is needed, they will recommend the appropriate next step?

Insurance acceptance and coverage depend on the practice and your specific plan. Contact the office of your insurance provider for current coverage information.

Accepted payment methods can be listed on the checkout or appointment booking page.

Patients should review the practice's cancellation and rescheduling policy before booking an appointment.

Telehealth availability depends on provider licensing and applicable state requirements. Your website should list the states where care is currently available.

Follow-up visits allow your provider to review your progress, discuss concerns, and make changes to your care plan when appropriate.

You can contact the office using the phone number, email address, or contact form provided on the website.

Select the Patient Portal tab in the website menu and follow the login instructions provided.