Telehealth Video Visits

You can now self-schedule telehealth/virtual video visits with our providers. These visits allow you to have face-to-face consultations with one of our doctors directly from the comfort of your home. Schedule a consult now with one of our doctors by clicking the button below.

Instructions on how to register:

• Click for instructions on how to register and schedule a visit
• Click for instructional video on how to access the patient portal

You can see your healthcare provider from the convenience, comfort, and safety of your home for many health concerns, including:

• Acne;
• ADHD follow up and medication rechecks;
• Allergy consults;
• Asthma without symptoms;
• Conjunctivitis (pink eye) without fever;
• Constipation/stomachache/vomiting/diarrhea;
• Depression and anxiety follow-up;
• Newborn provider meet and greet for expecting parents;
• Mental and behavioral health concerns;
• Mild cough or other cold symptoms;
• Rashes or other skin conditions; 
• Seasonal allergies;
• Sprains and strains; and
• Other minor health-related concerns.

If you have questions, call us today to see if a virtual visit is an option for your child.

Virtual Care Appointment Tips

• Set up in a well-lit room.
• Ensure your device’s camera and microphone are working.
• Log in at least 10 minutes before your virtual visit, using the link sent to you when your appointment was confirmed. 
• Visits work best when you’re connected to Wi-Fi. 
• Log in and wait for the visit to begin.

Suggested items to have available:

• Thermometer
• Flashlight or light source so we can look at your child’s throat
• A scale or your child’s weight
• The location/information of your pharmacy
• Feel free to have questions you and your child want to be answered prepared ahead of time

We’re excited to offer this new service to all our patients to ensure your family’s health and wellness. Please feel free to ask questions when you call to schedule your appointment.

Also, don’t fret if children, pets, or other distractions are around. We get it, you’re at home, and things happen 😎