Convenient healthcare anytime, anywhere
Telehealth is a modern approach to healthcare that allows patients to connect with medical professionals remotely using secure video or phone communication. At Miriam Medical Clinic, Telehealth provides an easy and efficient way for patients to receive medical advice, follow-up care, and even chronic disease management without needing an in-person visit. This service is especially helpful for those with busy schedules, mobility issues, or those seeking quick access to care. Telehealth ensures patients receive timely and professional medical attention, enhancing healthcare accessibility.
Telehealth for convenient medical care
Telehealth at Miriam Medical Clinic involves scheduling an online appointment and connecting with a healthcare provider through a secure video or phone call. During the consultation, patients can discuss symptoms, receive medical advice, and get prescriptions if needed. Our providers ensure that each patient receives personalized care, just as they would in an in-person visit. Telehealth also allows for routine follow-ups, chronic care management, and health monitoring, making healthcare more accessible and flexible.
Treatment Benefits
Receive medical care from the comfort of your home, eliminating the need for travel or long waits at the clinic.
Telehealth appointments fit into your busy schedule, reducing time spent on commutes and in waiting rooms.
Stay connected with your healthcare provider for ongoing care, chronic condition management, and timely follow-ups.
Telehealth bridges the gap for patients who may have mobility issues or live in remote areas, ensuring everyone has access to care.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can call our office or schedule online. Once booked, you’ll receive instructions on how to connect with the healthcare provider.
Telehealth can handle many non-emergency conditions, including follow-ups, chronic condition management, minor illnesses, and general consultations.
Yes, all Telehealth consultations are conducted using secure, encrypted platforms to ensure patient privacy and confidentiality.
Yes, if deemed necessary by the provider, prescriptions can be issued and sent directly to your preferred pharmacy after the consultation.
