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Today, we're answering some frequently asked questions today about seeking care during the pandemic. Follow this thread to learn more. #callyourdoctor
Q: Isn’t it better to stay at home rather than see your doctor?
A: It’s best to call your doctor’s office to find out. Putting your health needs on hold can cause bigger problems later. Many doctors now offer phone and video visits, in place of in-office visits.
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A: It’s best to call your doctor’s office to find out. Putting your health needs on hold can cause bigger problems later. Many doctors now offer phone and video visits, in place of in-office visits.
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Q: Isn’t a health facility the most likely place to catch COVID-19 right now?
A: Absolutely not. Medical clinics and other health facilities are taking extra steps, even more than grocery stores and other essential services, to keep you safe.
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A: Absolutely not. Medical clinics and other health facilities are taking extra steps, even more than grocery stores and other essential services, to keep you safe.
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Q: Is my health issue suitable for a phone or video visit?
A: Many people are surprised how many health concerns that doctors can assess over the phone or on a video call. If you’re unsure, start by calling your doctor’s office to ask.
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A: Many people are surprised how many health concerns that doctors can assess over the phone or on a video call. If you’re unsure, start by calling your doctor’s office to ask.
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Q: Are virtual visits secure?
A: Just like online shopping or email, Virtual Care has inherent privacy and security risks.
Take steps to participate in this video visit in a private setting and avoid using someone else’s computer/device.
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A: Just like online shopping or email, Virtual Care has inherent privacy and security risks.
Take steps to participate in this video visit in a private setting and avoid using someone else’s computer/device.
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