Patients usually have a range of questions when first considering telemedicine for their symptoms and conditions. To assist with these, feel free to copy, paste and edit the below list of common questions patients ask.
CLINIC WEBSITE FAQs
Q: How much does a telemed visit cost?
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Q: Do you accept insurance for telemed visits?
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Q: Can the provider prescribe me medication during a video visit?
A: Yes. Just like a regular in-clinic visit, one of our providers can diagnose your condition and prescribe you medication(s) that you can pick up at your local pharmacy. To note, not all symptoms and conditions are able to be diagnosed through telemedicine.
Q: What symptoms and conditions are best treated through video telemedicine?
A: While many conditions are not able to be effectively diagnosed or treated through telemedicine, many of the most common symptoms can me. Here are some of the most frequent examples: common cold, upper respiratory infection, allergies, sinusitis (sinus infection), cough/bronchitis, sore throat, nasal congestion/drainage, pink eye, urinary tract infection (UTI), rashes, sleep problems/snoring, smoking cessation, and medication questions.
Q: Do I need to sign up for an account?
A: No. As a patient, you don't need to create an account with us to see your provider. Simply book an appointment, register your details, and hop into the call at the scheduled time. Solv accounts are an option for added convenience.
Q: Can I book a same day appointment?
A: Yes. Video visits are open for both same and next day appointment times. Or, many times you can select "ASAP" to be connected with the next available provider.
Q: Will I need to download any software or app?
A: No. Our video telemedicine platform, powered by Solv, requires only an internet browser and sustained internet connection. No downloads or apps necessary.
Q: Are the video visits secure?
A: Yes. All data is encrypted using 128-bit keys to encrypt audio/video, and HMAC-SHA1 to verify data integrity.