Leading the Way in Trusted, Time-Saving Telehealth for Kids
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, when clinics closed despite high demand from patients, health care systems all over the country scrambled to organize remote visits.
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We got our head start in 2015 five years before the first U.S. cases of COVID-19 were discovered. We had already realized that new technologies could make life much easier for our pediatric patients, their parents, and providers. Today, we have one of the nations most sophisticated and efficient telehealth systems.
A dedicated 15-member urgent-care team 13 physicians and two nurse practitioners now answers calls seven days a week, from morning to evening. All are 消消消消消消消娼瞳 employees, meaning you can count on their professional quality and access to relevant medical records. Weve also trained providers throughout our system to practice a hybrid of remote and in-person visits.
Our urgent care telehealth team members are licensed to see patients in seven states, and were partnering with other health systems so that our specialists can work with community hospitals that may lack expertise. Weve also created telemedicine guidelines to standardize our care as we hire new providers. Its important to know when a video visit isnt appropriate for instance for an infant with an eye infection, which should be treated immediately. Weve even created special telehealth curriculum for our pediatric residency program at 消消消消消消消娼瞳 Childrens Hospital, Florida in Orlando.
As other forms of digital health care come on the market, such as home tests for strep throat and portable monitors for diabetes care, were working to make sure we can integrate them seamlessly, providing maximum convenience and ease for our patients and their families. Telehealth is here to stay, and at 消消消消消消消娼瞳, were still leading the way.
Download the 消消消消消消消娼瞳 app and schedule an urgent care telehealth visit to diagnose an eye, skin or breathing problem. You can also see a provider by video to follow up on a primary care or specialty care visit, have a well-child checkup, get behavioral health care and receive health education on topics such as nutrition, breastfeeding, or how to use an inhaler.