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Telehealth Informed Consent

What a telehealth evaluation involves, what its limits are, and what you are agreeing to.

Last updated: [TBD] — this document has not been finalized.

[TBD-LEGAL] — this document is not final Telehealth consent requirements vary by state. This structure must be completed and state-tailored by counsel before launch.

What telehealth means here

A provider licensed in your state reviews the information you submit and, where appropriate, may communicate with you by message, phone or video. There is no in-person physical examination.

The limits of an online evaluation

  • A provider cannot examine you physically or order every test they might in person.
  • The evaluation depends on the accuracy of what you tell us.
  • A provider may decline to prescribe. That is a clinical judgment and a normal outcome.
  • Telehealth is not appropriate for emergencies. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

Your provider

[TBD-LEGAL] The provider group, the states in which its clinicians are licensed, and how to verify a specific clinician's licence must be named here.

Records and privacy

Information you share with a provider becomes part of a medical record and is handled under applicable health privacy law. Information collected on this marketing site before a provider relationship exists is covered by our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.

Withdrawing consent

You may withdraw this consent at any time. Doing so ends the evaluation.