COMING SOON - Web Guide to Healthcare Telehealth Services
Please read below to learn about telehealth, see what we treat, and learn about costs. For emergencies, call 9-1-1
What is Telehealth?
Telehealth lets you see a healthcare provider from home using a phone, computer (video preferred), or tablet. It's ideal for those with transportation, mobility, or time constraints and is usually more affordable than in-person visits. It also offers convenience for those who wish to avoid exposure to illnesses or can’t secure an office appointment.
You can discuss health concerns and be evaluated by a provider in eligible states (see policies below). In some cases, an in-person visit may still be necessary.
Telehealth became popular during the COVID-19 pandemic and remains widely used, with 54% of Americans having tried it.
Visits are a flat fee of $28.00. We do not take insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, so I keep visits inexpensive for you!
What We Treat
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Sinus Problems
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Cough
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Ear Problems
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Rashes
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Urinary Tract Infections
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Yeast Infections
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Allergies
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Ear Problems
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Pink Eye
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Sore throat
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Flu (active or exposure)
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COVID (people with risk factors and a positive test)
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Mild to Moderate Skin Problems (Infections, rashes, bites and stings)
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Travel Medications (malaria and travelers diarrhea)
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Limited Refills (Usually 30 days - 90 if you are stable) (no controlled substances or insulin)
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Mental health issues (anxiety/depression that may require daily medicine - sorry, no benzos or stimulants)
Important Information for Virtual Visits
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Eligibility: We treat individuals 12 years and older. (Children under 12 typically require in-person evaluation for contagious illnesses commonly contracted in schools)
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Non-Emergency Care: Our virtual visits do not address emergencies. For urgent or life-threatening situations, please call 911.
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Location Restrictions: We currently serve patients residing in Vermont, Florida, and South Dakota. (More Coming)
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Medication Policy: We do not prescribe controlled substances such as benzodiazepines, hallucinogens, sleeping aids, pain medications/opioids, or most ADHD treatments.
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Orthopedic Concerns: Orthopedic issues are difficult to evaluate virtually, and in-person care is recommended.
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Work-Related Injuries: Please see your employer for workman’s compensation injuries as they often have preferred providers.
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FMLA Requests: We are unable to accommodate Family Medical Leave of Absence (FMLA) requests.
If you’re unsure whether we can treat your condition, contact us.
For a medical consultation, virtual exam, or prescription, please sign up for a telehealth visit or contact your healthcare provider.
coming soon!
Before Your Visit
Please ensure you have access to a computer with one of the following browsers: Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Opera.
Once your appointment is scheduled, you will receive an email with instructions on how to check in. During the check-in process, you will be presented with the Conditions of Service (ensuring patient privacy). Please take the time to read and sign this document.
A $28.00 flat fee prepayment will be required after you complete the check-in.
Additionally, you will need to provide the following information:
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Demographic details (name, address, date of birth)
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Your medical concerns or problems
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Medical history, including relevant mental health history
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Allergies and current medications
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The pharmacy where you would like any prescriptions sent