Virtual Care Sample Clauses

Virtual Care. Your time is valuable, and so you may choose to receive your care virtually via telephone or text. We consider Virtual Care a vital part of your membership and we are swift to respond to your needs.
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Virtual Care. Offering What is it? Secure messaging to your doctor Web based portal allows for secure message to your doctor or care team. Phone access to your doctor Following initial personal evaluation, patients will receive a phone number to access their care team Telephone visits We offer scheduled phone visits as an alternative to in-person visits. This can be for a new problem, follow up, results discussion, coordination with specialists, as well as other needs Coordination of care Our care teams strive to make sure that care is coordinated across emergency care, specialty care, hospital care, medication interactions, referral follow up, and more Online health tools We use an app that provides secure health tools to get health information, access on-line modules to help manage conditions and medications, and engage in virtual visits Population health Offering What is it? Referral management For important referrals to specialists, we help with scheduling appointments, follow up with specialists/tests, coordinate medications for potential interactions or duplications as well as help to find the right specialist High risk management We use tools to identify people who have risk factors they may not know about, and proactively contact them to help them become aware of their risks and how to mitigate them Care planning For people with complex health care needs, we make sure a comprehensive care plan is in the medical record so that the person receives the right care at the right time Cancer screening We make sure people have the knowledge they need to make the right decisions about cancer screenings, and remind them when they are due or overdue for screening Chronic condition care When people are due for ongoing care, we empower the patient through counseling and education on what can be done to improve their condition. This includes reminding patients to get the care they need, such as due for a blood pressure check or follow up labs Care needs reminders We use analytic tools that help us at every visit in person or telephonic visit to remind people of care they may be due for Medication management Review of medications for appropriateness, safety, effectiveness, interactions, new medication starts, refills, e-prescribing E-Consults Provide physicians with access to a wide network of specialists for virtual consults on a patient’s condition Exhibit B: Health Center Locations Everside Health Health and Wellness Center, 0000-X Xxxx Xxxxxx Door #8, West Lafayette, IN 47...
Virtual Care. The Student Wellness Centre may provide virtual patient care services (i.e., telephone consultation, videoconferencing) at the discretion of the care provider if you have an existing relationship with the care provider. Virtual care is not a substitute for in-person communication or examinations for all health matters, or for attending the emergency department or urgent care centre when necessary (including for any emergency care that may be required). In certain circumstances, your care provider may determine that virtual care is no longer appropriate, and suggest alternate means of care (e.g., an in-person appointment, assessment at emergency department or urgent care center, call 911). Similar to in-person encounters, digital communications will be documented in your health record.
Virtual Care. 5.1 The Parties acknowledge the importance of virtual care. The Parties agree to the initiatives set out in Appendix “E”.
Virtual Care. Your time is valuable, and so you may choose to receive your care virtually via telephone or video call.

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