Do you have experience providing care through telemedicine (virtual appointments)?

"In my typical week, I normally see about 90% of my patients face-to-face in my clinic. There are occasions about ten percent of the time when a patient may live a great distance from the office or are homebound so that I can offer telehealth appointments at my discretion. I feel comfortable doing this for well-established patients who just need check-ins for refill medications. I prefer to see anyone with an acute illness or injury in person to do a comprehensive evaluation."

"My current practice offers a mix of in-person and virtual appointments for patients, and I would say I do telehealth about 25% of the time. We launched a new program this year in partnership with the local high school, and if a student is ill in the nurse's office, as long as we have parental consent, we can do a virtual appointment for them. The nurse's office there has different flu and strep swabs, so it's nice to provide quick care to students and to be able to order the tests for the nurse to do on the stop instead of a parent having to bring them in. I enjoy treating patients in person as well as virtually."