If you need to talk with your medical provider, you can do that now from the convenience of your phone for many appointment types. Visits that can be done by phone include those for:

Upper Respiratory Infections

Allergies

Chronic Disease Follow-up (Such as high blood pressure, diabetes)

Medication Refills

Nausea Vomiting

Chronic Migraine (Not New)

Headache

Referral Requests

Follows Ups With Your Provider

Diarrhea

Note: Injuries, vaginal complaints, OB, well child, ear pain and other conditions may not be suited for a telephone visit. Also, telehealth appointments are not appropriate for emergency conditions that present an immediate threat to your health, your safety, or someone else.

This may be one of the most stressful periods of your life. If you need to talk with a counselor, or psychiatric services for medication management, you can now meet with our providers by video or phone. Our licensed counselors are here to help you during this stressful time.

Telehealth appointments can be done if you are feeling:

Anxiety

Worry

Stress

Depression

Our Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner can offer:

Psychiatric services

Medication management options

Telehealth visits are suitable for mild changes in vision or health of the eyes such as redness irritation, or itching. Our providers are reviewing all cases to determine if a visit in-person is needed.

Note: Loss of vision in one or both eyes should be treated immediately at a hospital emergency department.

Our dentist are offering video appointments. This will allow us to see the affected area in pain and be able to diagnose our patients better. Then we will determine if patients will need to come in to have an emergency procedure done.

Services that are being offering via telehealth:

Parents as Teachers (PAT)

Maternity Support Services (MSS)

Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT)

Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

Our Health educators will continue providing support and answer any questions you might have regarding any health topics, including the coronavirus. We are also providing family planning support including pregnancy tests and contraception counseling.

Note: Loss of vision in one or both eyes should be treated immediately at a hospital emergency department. Injuries, vaginal complaints, OB, well child, ear pain and other conditions may not be suited for a telephone visit. Also, telephone appointments are not appropriate for emergency conditions that present an immediate threat to your health, your safety, or someone else.