What works well by telehealth?
Follow-up visits, medication reviews, and discussions about symptoms, test results, or non-urgent concerns often work well by telehealth.
What may need an in-person visit?
Concerns that require a physical exam, certain tests, or hands-on evaluation are better handled in person. Your provider will advise what is needed.
How do I know if telehealth fits?
When you request an appointment, the team can help determine whether telehealth is appropriate for your concern or whether an in-person visit is better.
What if my concern changes?
If your symptoms change or worsen, contact the office. Your provider can adjust the plan, including arranging an in-person visit if needed.
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