TeleVisit
MHC Healthcare TeleVisits are just like a regular appointment, except that you interact with your provider using the Internet and your smartphone, tablet, iPad, or computer.
How Do I Make an Appointment?
To begin your TeleVisit, follow these easy steps:
1. Make an Appointment
Call us at (520) 682-4111 or visit
mhc-healthcare.inquicker.com to schedule your appointment.
2. Check your Email/Text
You will receive a message confirming your appointment. The message will contain info needed for the appointment.
3. Click on the Link
Within two hours of your scheduled visit, you will receive a message with a link to click on to enter the TeleVisit appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, insurance will cover telemedicine the same way as if the appointment is completed in the office, during the COVID-19 situation.
Our providers conduct all visits in an enclosed room. In addition, the software used for the TeleVisits has achieved HIPAA Compliance through the HHS Security Risk Assessment tool. The results indicated that WebEx can be used by healthcare providers in a way that meets their HIPAA obligations.
No. All you need is an internet connection, an email account, and one of the following devices: smartphone, tablet, iPad, or personal computer. If you are using a computer, be sure that it has a webcam, speaker and microphone (or headset).
TeleVisit services can include:
Family Practice
Internal Medicine
Women's Health
Pediatrics
Counseling & Wellness
When to use TeleVisit services:
Our providers are certified in internal medicine, family practice or pediatrics. TeleVisit appointments can be used to diagnose, recommend treatment and prescribe medication, if medically necessary, for many medical issues, including:
- Sore throat and stuffy nose
- Allergies
- Cold and flu symptoms
- Bronchitis
- Poison ivy
- Pink eye
- Urinary tract infections
- Respiratory infection
- Sinus problems
When to call 911:
TeleVisits are not appropriate for those with more emergent health care needs. For emergency need please seek medical care immediately by going to the nearest emergency department or calling 911. The following symptoms may indicate a medical condition that requires immediate medical attention:
- Shortness of breath, chest pain or pressure
- Severe bleeding, injury or allergic reaction
- Weakness and/or numbness to one side of your body
- Loss of consciousness/fainting
- Abdominal pain/discomfort
- Diabetic complaints
- Severe depression, hallucinations or thoughts of suicide
- Pregnancy-related concerns
