
VirtualCare at Valley View
You don’t have to leave home to see the doctor. Virtual care visits including telehealth, video visits and more are offered through our primary care providers and specialists.
If you are experiencing COVID-19 like symptoms and do not require emergency care, VirtualCare may be a good option. Call your provider to learn more or schedule an appointment.
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VirtualCare is a live, virtual visit with your provider either over the phone or via online video through your computer, tablet or smartphone. VirtualCare is not a replacement for your primary care physician, but it provides you with a convenient and fast way to connect with your provider for minor health issues.
Video visits are conducted through a variety of online platforms including:
– VV Physicians app (free to download in Apple app store and Android app store)
– Zoom
– Facetime
– And more
If and when you need a virtual care visit, your provider will give you instructions on how to do it.
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You can schedule a virtual care visit for a variety of reasons. Whether you can’t make it to the doctor due to your schedule, travel, children at home or you don’t want to drive, VirtualCare is a convenient way to access care.
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Virtual care visits are available through most of our physician practices and specialty centers.
Internal Medicine at Valley View
Heart & Vascular Center at Valley View
Glenwood Orthopedic Center at Valley View
Foot & Ankle Center at Valley View
Mount Sopris Plastic Surgery at Valley View
Gastroenterology Center at Valley View
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Many conditions can be treated through a virtual care visit including cold & flu, headache, fever, sinus infection, allergies, and more.
Behavioral health is also offered and typically covered by most insurance plans.
Not every visit is appropriate for virtual care. Call your doctor to learn more and schedule an appointment.
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Most insurance companies cover virtual care visits. Call your insurance provider to confirm your coverage level or for specific questions about your coverage.
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Yes, a virtual care visit is just like a normal office visit and your provider may prescribe medication if he or she feels it is needed.
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Visit types vary and can be as short as 10 minutes or as long as one hour. Most visits fall between 10-30 minutes.