Telemedicine

Telemedicine

Telehealth, often known as Telemedicine, is a method of receiving medical care that does not require an in-person appointment with your doctor or other medical professional. The majority of telehealth interactions take place online, using a computer, tablet, or smartphone equipped with internet connection.

There are many different approaches to Telehealth care, including the following:

You can have a live conversation with your health care professional by using the phone or a video chat service.

You can communicate with your health care provider through secure messaging, email, secure messaging, and secure file exchange. Send and receive messages using these methods.

Employing remote monitoring allows your health care professional to check on you while you are at home. For instance, you may make use of a device that collects vital signs in order to assist your health care physician in remaining updated on your progression.