Telehealth
is when you communicate with a doctor remotely by using your computer or mobile device. It may include video chatting or sending electronic messages back and forth.
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Using your computer, tablet, or smartphone, you’ll log into a secure patient portal provided by your doctor.
Here’s how a typical virtual appointment might go:
you’ll click “Start video” to be connected to your doctor or nurse.
When it’s time for your appointment,
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He or she will ask you questions about your symptoms and medications, may be able to do a partial physical exam, and can ask you to use a home monitoring device, such as a blood pressure cuff or scale to weigh yourself.
You can talk to your doctor just like you would during an in-person visit.
your doctor may send you messages via the secure patient portal to go over lab results, interpret test results, or authorize a new prescription. They may also send you follow-up instructions for further care.
After your appointment,
because it allows you to easily see your doctor for routine appointments, ask follow-up questions, and manage your medications.
If you have IBD, telehealth is great
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