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What is TeleHealth?  Live Video TeleHealth is a virtual, web-based Internet appointment that is audio-visual communication that will enable you to see your doctor or nurse practitioner via online video-conferencing. These online video-conferencing appointments, also known as a "web-based visit," will enable you to receive ongoing care from your doctor or nurse practitioner when an in-person visit is not required or is not possible.

While Virtual Appointment visits are convenient to the public, they also have drawbacks, such as:

  • Treatment(s) may not be coordinated with your regular doctor;

  • Essential information from your medical history may not be considered;

  • If you have a complex medical history, the computer-driven, decision-making model may not be optimal;

  • Online video-conferencing appointment visits lack an in-person evaluation with your medical provider, which may hamper accurate diagnosis; and

  • Online video-conferencing appointment visits do not easily allow for shared provider-patient decision-making regarding treatments. 

PATIENT REQUIREMENTS for

LIVE  VIDEO  TELEHEALTH VISITS:

  • Diabetic patients

    MUST have a glucometer.

  • Hypertensive patients MUST have a blood pressure monitor.

  • Some medical services WILL REQUIRE face-to-face visits.

As part of keeping you healthy, McCart Medical Associates is now offering Live Video TeleHealth.  We at McCart Medical Associates want to make the process of connecting with us simple, so below you will find steps to assist you in knowing how to gain online access.

*IMPORTANT*

 

IN ORDER TO ACCESS  LIVE VIDEO TELEHEALTH,

YOU MUST HAVE ACCESS TO THE FOLLOWING

INTERNET/WEB-BASED BROWSER

ON YOUR COMPUTER DESKTOP:

Google Chrome (recommended)

Safari

Firefox

 iPhone users must use Safari

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you do not already have Google Chrome*, Safari, or Firefox

on your computer desktop, please download one of these

free browsers (preferably Google Chrome*) in order to utilize

Live Video TeleHealth.

 

 

 

Google Chrome:  https://www.google.com/chrome/
 

Safari (for Apple users)  https://support.apple.com/downloads/safari

Firefox (for Windows, Andriod) https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/

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