- Home
- Urgent Care Telemedicine
Urgent Care Telemedicine
Receive timely medical guidance for common urgent health concerns through convenient virtual appointments without the need for unnecessary waiting room visits.
ABOUT THE SERVICE
Quick Access to Healthcare When You Need It
Urgent Care Telemedicine provides convenient access to healthcare professionals for non-emergency medical concerns that require timely attention. Through a secure virtual consultation, you can discuss your symptoms, receive medical guidance, and understand the appropriate next steps from the comfort of your home.
Our providers evaluate your symptoms, review your health history, discuss treatment options, and provide recommendations based on your individual situation. When appropriate, this may include prescription support, follow-up care instructions, or guidance on whether in-person evaluation is needed.
- Convenient same-day virtual consultations
- Support for common urgent health concerns
- Personalized treatment recommendations
- Guidance on when additional medical care is needed
URGENT CARE SUPPORT
Care for Common Non-Emergency Concerns
Our urgent care telemedicine service helps you receive professional medical guidance for common health concerns that need attention but may not require an emergency room visit.
SIMPLE PATH TO SUPPORT
How Urgent Care Telemedicine Works
Choose a convenient appointment time and provide information about your symptoms and health concern.
Have your identification, medication list, medical history, allergies, and details about your symptoms available.
Connect through a secure virtual appointment to discuss your symptoms, concerns, and available treatment options.
Get personalized medical recommendations, prescriptions when appropriate, follow-up instructions, or guidance for additional care.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Urgent Care Telemedicine FAQs
Urgent Care Telemedicine may help with many common non-emergency concerns such as cold and flu symptoms, allergies, minor infections, skin concerns, minor injuries, and other health issues that require timely medical guidance.
No. Urgent Care Telemedicine is designed for non-emergency concerns that need medical attention but are not life-threatening. Emergencies require immediate in-person care.
Medication may be prescribed when medically appropriate and permitted by applicable regulations. Your provider will review your symptoms and health history before making recommendations.
Have your current medications, allergies, medical history, symptom details, and any relevant health information ready before your consultation.
