Services
Telehealth
Family medicine visits by phone or video when the visit can be done that way.
Telehealth is a phone or video visit with our family medicine providers. Call the clinic to ask if it is available for you. Your healthcare provider will tell you if you need to come in instead.
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Phone and video visits
Telehealth is a family medicine visit by phone or video when the visit can be done that way. It is the same providers who see you in the clinic.
Not every visit can be done by phone or video. Your healthcare provider will tell you if telehealth is a fit, or if you need to come in.
When telehealth can help
A phone or video visit can work for follow-up, medicine questions, or a problem the provider can assess without an exam in the room. If you need vaccines, lab work, an x-ray, or a hands-on exam, you will come to the clinic.
Call the clinic to ask if a telehealth visit is available for you. Walk-ins and in-person visits are still welcome at all six clinics.
How to set it up
Call the clinic you use: Thomasville, Sweet Water, Fulton, Grove Hill, Camden, or Butler. Thomasville is open seven days a week, 8 AM to 5 PM. The other clinics are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
For chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke symptoms, or a life-threatening injury, call 911. Do not use telehealth for an emergency.
Related care
Common questions
Can every visit be done by telehealth?
No. Your healthcare provider will tell you if a phone or video visit is a fit, or if you need to come in.
How do I schedule a telehealth visit?
Call the clinic. Staff can tell you whether a phone or video visit is available for you.
Is telehealth for emergencies?
No. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Can I still walk in to the clinic?
Yes. Walk-ins are welcome at all six clinics. Telehealth is one more way to be seen when it fits the visit.
Walk in or call
Walk-ins welcome. Appointments too.