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General Medicine
General practitioners and internists have a broad understanding of how the human body works, or fails to work. They primarily coordinate a patient's care taking a "big picture" perspective, providing direct care or referring patients to other specialists for further diagnosis or treatment.
Sick Visits
Video visits are a good option for medical issues or concerns that don't require a physical examination to diagnose or treat. They can spare you the added stress of having to leave home for treatment.
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If you are unsure, Telemedicine is a great way to connect with your doctor and determine the urgency of your case.
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Acne
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Body aches
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Fever
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Itchy eyes
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Pink eye
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Sore throat
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Allergies
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Bruises
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Flu
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Medication refills
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STD screening
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Travel medications
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Birth control
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Cough
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Headaches (light to mild)
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Nasal congestion
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Skin conditions
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Urinary tract infections
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Bites and stings
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Diarrhea
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Hives
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Nausea
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Sinus symptoms
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Yeast infections
Patient Education
Don't trust everything you read online about your health. With Telemedicine, you can get all your questions answered by medical professionals who personalize the care to your specific case.
Chronic Conditions
Best for updating or maintaining the condition management plan established by your doctor. Patients with asthma, diabetes, hypertension, etc., can get prescriptions refilled and/or have important questions answered.
Medication Management
Drug safety is paramount, as an alarming number of adverse events are caused by misunderstanding medications. With Telemedicine, you can conveniently consult your doctor about correct administration methods as well as discuss any medication side-effects.
Referrals to specialists
Need to speak to a specialist? Utilize Telemedicine to consult your general practitioner to best understand your case and be referred to the appropriate specialist, who will help you get your health back on track.
Appointment Follow-Up
While you must be present for physical examinations, following-up on blood work and other screenings is easiest with Telemedicine.
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Follow-up is important so that your doctor can track your progress and give you a clear sense of what the results or changing conditions might mean.
Abnormal Lab Results
If your lab or radiology results came back abnormal, you can use Telemedicine to remotely connect with your doctor, get your questions answered, and determine the next steps in treatment.
Medication Adjustments
Having reactions to your prescribed medication? Using telemedicine is the most convenient way to discuss concerns with your doctor and get your treatment plan back on track.
Contact
Clinic Hours
Monday: 8:30am to 5:30pm
Tuesday: 8:30am to 5:30pm
Wednesday: 8:30am to 5:30pm
Thursday: 8:30am to 5:30pm
Friday: 8:30am to 5:30pm