Yes. We are still available to see you at all of our primary care locations. However, to protect against the spread of infectious disease, we are asking ALL patients to complete the text check-in process prior to visits. This will minimize the need to handle paper and writing utensils upon your visit. If you have completed all of the text check-in tasks ahead of time, you can take a seat in the waiting room without needing to visit the front desk.

Moreover, because our goal is to ensure our clinics continue to be safe places, we are implementing new visitation restrictions. Visitors are defined as “essential, vital, or necessary to the patient’s/client’s/resident’s care and well-being.” Caregivers accompanying patients to the clinic will be restricted to one person per patient, and will be screened based on CDC guidelines to make certain they do not infect others at our clinic.

A video visit is appropriate for most evaluations. If you start a video visit and your provider determines that you need an in-person visit, one will be arranged for you. A telephone visit is by phone only (no video), and is used if you do not have video capability. Providers can use video or telephone visits to address anything from simple illnesses (like a cough or cold) to more complicated conditions (like diabetes or heart disease).If further testing (such as blood work) or consultations are necessary, we will provide a referral and further instructions.

Yes. Due to the uncommon circumstances created by the current Covid-19 pandemic, regulatory agencies have approved new patient visits via telemedicine.

Yes. Both video and telephone visits are covered by nearly all major medical insurances including Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans. Many plans are requiring no co-payment. Please check with your insurer for details. 

Before your visit, you’ll need to complete several important tasks.

• Make sure you have activated your Portal Account (Portal account is based on your clinic of choice)
• Download the Zoom app if you are doing a video visit.
• Confirm you have both audio and video capabilities on your mobile device, laptop, or desktop for video visits.
• Shortly after your appointment is made, complete the eCheck-in process.
• Important: Please have eCheck-in completed at least 2 hours before your scheduled video or telephone visit.

Patients can schedule an appointment to talk to their physician about their medical needs. This option is convenient for those who may not have access to a computer or a camera on their mobile device. 

A convenient way to interface with a provider either over the phone or through a video visit.

Telehealth refers to your physician utilizing electronic and telecommunication resources to provide care. This can happen via using a smartphone, computer, or smart tablet (i.e. an iPad).