It's important to prepare for a virtual doctor appointment ahead of time to make sure you get sufficient care during your telemedicine visit.

Get the most from an online doctor visit with these tips, including how an online appointment works, using mobile devices and coordinating with virtual doctors.

Most medical appointments are over the internet during COVID-19. A Cone Health doctor shared some tips on how to maximize the time with your provider.

As the coronavirus continues to spread across the state, many doctor’s offices are moving to virtual appointments to try to keep their patients safe.

Come prepared. Given that most virtual visits are only around 10-15 minutes long, prepare your top 1-2 concerns for the visit well in advance to ensure that the doctor can address them efficiently.

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Pediatric appointments typically work better over smartphones than web cameras so you can better show your doctor what’s going on (like a rash on your kid’s leg, for example).