Telehealth refers to the use of digital communication technologies, such as video conferencing, phone calls, or secure messaging, to provide healthcare services remotely. This method allows patients to receive medical advice and treatment from healthcare providers without the need to physically visit a clinic or hospital.

Telehealth can be used for various healthcare services, including primary care consultations, mental health therapy sessions, follow-up appointments, medication management, remote monitoring of chronic conditions, and even certain urgent care services.

To schedule a telehealth appointment, the process is much like arranging an in-person visit. You can either phone your healthcare provider’s office directly or book through their online scheduling system. Once your appointment is set, you’ll receive details on how to access your telehealth session.

Yes, in many cases, healthcare providers can electronically send prescriptions to your preferred pharmacy following a telehealth consultation. However, regulations regarding telehealth prescriptions may vary by location and the type of medication being prescribed.

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