Making a trip to see your medical professional isn’t always doable. The mental health experts at Conduit Behavioral Health in Baltimore, Maryland, led by medical director Temika Heyward, DNP, PMHNP, understand. That’s why they provide telehealth as an option. If you’d like to make an appointment but can’t meet in person with your provider, call the administrative office today to set up a telehealth appointment or request an appointment online. The team is happy to help.
Telehealth is a modern healthcare approach that allows you to receive medical services, consultations, and therapy sessions remotely through technology, usually video calls, phone calls, or online messaging.
Conduit Behavioral Health uses this valuable tool, which has gained significant popularity over the years, offering convenience and accessibility to their patients.
Navigating telehealth can be surprisingly easy, even if you consider yourself technically challenged. All you need is a device like a smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access and the ability to use basic applications like video conferencing software or messaging apps.
The team at Conduit Behavioral Health provides user-friendly interfaces and step-by-step guidance to help you connect with your mental health professional. Feel free to ask for assistance if you need clarification. The team is ready to support you in this new digital healthcare landscape.
Telehealth works by scheduling an appointment with your provider, just as you would for an in-person visit. The key difference is that you interact with them remotely, usually through video calls.
During your telehealth appointment, you discuss your health concerns, just like in a regular visit. Your provider can diagnose your condition, prescribe medications, provide counseling, and offer advice. They can also view your medical history and records, making it easier to provide tailored care.
Telehealth is incredibly convenient if you have mobility challenges, live in a remote area, or have a very busy schedule. It's also particularly useful during public health emergencies, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, when in-person visits might not be safe or possible.
Telehealth can be a lifesaver if you need ongoing care, as it reduces the need for frequent in-person visits. It can also serve as an initial point of contact for minor health issues, allowing you to decide whether an in-person visit is necessary.
The benefits of telehealth include the following key points:
To learn more about telehealth, call Conduit Behavioral Health or book an appointment online today.