Telehealth can make it easier to connect with your healthcare team without traveling to the clinic. Core Care Clinic offers telehealth for eligible care needs, subject to provider availability and clinical appropriateness.
How Telehealth Works
Start through Core Care’s approved booking process. Before the visit, choose a private space, check your connection and have relevant health information available. Your provider will determine whether your concern can be appropriately addressed through telehealth.
What Can Be Discussed Through Telehealth?
Telehealth may be appropriate for certain primary care follow-ups, routine discussions and other care needs. Whether virtual care is appropriate depends on the reason for the visit and clinical assessment.
When an In-Person Visit May Be Better
Some concerns require an in-person examination, testing or procedures. If an in-person visit is needed, your clinician can guide you toward the appropriate next step.
How to Prepare
Choose a private space, test your device and connection, keep a list of medications/questions nearby and have any required information ready.
Telehealth Services Include
Telehealth removes real barriers to care – not just for convenience, but for people who genuinely need one less obstacle between them and their provider.
Is telehealth right for me?
It depends on what you need care for. Telehealth works well for follow-ups, medication check-ins, minor illness, and behavioral health visits. Your provider will always guide you toward an in-person visit when that's genuinely the better fit.
How do I book?
The same way as an in-person visit - online or by phone. Your provider will let you know if your specific concern is better suited to telehealth or an in-person appointment.
What device do I need?
Just a phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and a stable internet connection - no special software or app installation required.
What if my provider needs to see me in person?
Your provider can help schedule an in-person follow-up right away if something during your telehealth visit suggests you should be seen directly.
Can new patients use telehealth?
In most cases, yes, though your very first visit establishing care is often best done in person. Ask our team when booking to confirm what's right for your situation.
Is behavioral health available virtually?
Yes - many behavioral health visits, including therapy and medication management, are available through secure telepsychiatry appointments.