Maple Street Medical Clinic
What is Telemedicine?
How does it work?
Telemedicine is the use of telecommunications technology to provide real-time health care to patients at a distance. (Smart Phone, iPhone, Android Phone, iPad, PC, Laptop, etc.)
How is telemedicine delivered?
Telemedicine can be delivered using video-conferencing, audio communication, and/or text-messaging using mobile phones, tablets, and desktop computers.
Who participates in telemedicine?
Healthcare professionals can use telemedicine to see patients or to consult with other care providers.
What can telemedicine be used for?
Telemedicine has many applications in healthcare, including standard clinical care, counseling or therapy, patient education, professional consultant or supervision, and more.
Where can telemedicine be provided?
Telemedicine can be provided to a patient at home or work, or at another clinic or hospital. Now with mobile devices, you or the patient can be anywhere with access to the internet.
What services can be provided via telemedicine? These are just basic examples.
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Arthritis
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Asthma and respiratory and sinus infections
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Diarrhea or constipation
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Infections
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Pharyngitis
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Conjunctivitis (or pink eye)
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Chronic Health Management (Diabetes/HighBloodPressure/High Cholesterols, etc)
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Skin rashes, infections, or inflammation
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Sprained or strained bones
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Bladder infections and UTIs
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Joint aches and pain
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Depression and Anxiety
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And many more!
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Call 615-217-4770 to schedule a telemedicine visit, which can be conducted from the comfort and safety of your home/work.