Virtual health allows you to see, hear and talk to members of your health care team from your home.
Virtual health frequently asked questions
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What is virtual health?
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How can virtual health benefit me?
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Can I still meet with my health care provider in person?
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How does a virtual video visit work?
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How can I prepare for a virtual video visit?
Virtual health tools
You can use a smartphone, tablet or personal computer with a web camera and microphone.
You will need a connection to the internet through cable, Wi-Fi, satellite, or cellular data. You are responsible for costs related to this connection.
The most common method your health care provider will communicate with you is through virtual video visits. These may take place using tools such as Microsoft Teams and/or Zoom. (Please note that the virtual health tools listed below may not be available for your virtual video visit as their availability depends on your health care provider).
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Microsoft Teams
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Zoom
Risks of using technology
There are risks to connecting to your health care providers using virtual technologies. Please look at the following resources for more information: