Video visits are great for many everyday concerns, but some things need an exam in person. Use this quick guide before you book.
What to know first
Most healthy adults can plan ahead and book a routine visit in advance. If something feels urgent but is not an emergency, a same-day sick visit or a video visit is usually the fastest route to care.
- Bring a list of your medications and doses.
- Write down two or three questions before your visit.
- Check your insurance card is current in your patient portal.
When to see someone today
If symptoms are getting worse, or you are unsure, call us — a nurse can help you decide where to go. For chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of stroke or severe bleeding, call 911.
The best visit is the one you do not have to rush. Write your questions down — we will make time for them.
Dr. Maya Thompson, Family Medicine
Booking your visit
You can book online any time, choose a clinician and pick a time that suits you. You will receive a confirmation email with a calendar invite and a link to reschedule if plans change.
This article is general information, not medical advice. Talk with your own clinician about your health, and call 911 in an emergency.