Telehealth involves the use of electronic communications to provide medical services remotely.

This may include:

• Video conferencing

• Phone consultations

• Secure messaging

By consenting, you understand:

• Technical issues may occur (poor connection, interruptions)

• There are limitations compared to in-person exams

• Rare security risks exist despite encryption

• Increased convenience

• Access to care across Oregon, Utah, and Idaho

• Reduced travel and wait times

We use HIPAA-compliant platforms. However:

• You are responsible for your environment

• You should ensure privacy on your device and location

By participating in telehealth, you:

• Consent to evaluation and treatment remotely

• Understand prescriptions may be issued if appropriate

• Understand follow-up or in-person care may be required

Telehealth is not for emergencies.

If you experience a medical emergency:

• Call 911

• Go to the nearest emergency room

You may withdraw consent at any time without affecting future care.

Providers delivering telehealth services are licensed in the states where patients are located (Oregon, Utah, Idaho).

You agree to:

• Pay for telehealth services

• Understand insurance coverage may vary

By using telehealth services, you acknowledge that you have read and understand this consent.