💻 We’re Excited to Offer Telemedicine!
We’re excited to announce that we now offer telemedicine appointments for your convenience — letting you meet with your doctor from the comfort of your home!
If you’d like to schedule a visit, call our office and dial extension 1313.
If you reach voicemail, please leave your name, birthday, phone number, and a short message about what you need.
We’ll call you back as soon as possible to help you schedule your visit.
Telemedicine — What to Know
You can see your doctor online from home!
💰 Cost:
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You’ll pay the same copay or deductible as an office visit.
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If you owe money, you may need to pay before your visit.
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Check with your insurance to be sure what’s covered.
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Telemedicine usually costs less than Urgent Care.
👶 Who Can Use It:
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For patients already seen at MOFMC.
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Kids under 12 months cannot use telemedicine.
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Kids under 18 must have a parent with them.
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You must be in North Carolina during your visit.
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Visits happen only during normal office hours (no nights, weekends, or holidays).
💻 What You Need:
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A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone.
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Make sure they work before your visit.
⏰ How It Works:
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At appointment time, you’ll get a text or email with a link to join.
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The doctor will wait 5 minutes for you to join.
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For walk-ins, you’ll be in a virtual waiting room and must answer quickly when called.
⚠️ Important Notes:
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Telemedicine is for non-emergency problems only.
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It may not work well for issues needing tests, x-rays, or exams.
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You may be asked to come in if your problem needs an in-person visit.
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Internet problems can interrupt the visit.
🩺 Common Problems Treated:
Allergies, colds, flu, cough, sore throat, sinus issues, headaches, rashes, pink eye, stomach upset, bladder infections, mild pain, medication refills, and skin conditions like acne or eczema and more!
Disclaimer:
Telemedicine helps you see your doctor for simple, non-emergency health needs. It does not replace in-person care. Some problems may need an office visit or emergency care. If you think you have an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.