Telehealth and urgent care are two modern approaches to healthcare, but which one is best for your needs? In this video, we break down the pros and cons of telehealth vs urgent care. Learn how telehealth services can provide convenient, remote consultations for minor illnesses and follow-ups, while urgent care centers address more immediate, hands-on medical needs. Discover the differences, costs, and when to use each option for conditions like colds, infections, injuries, and more.
What conditions can be treated through telehealth?
Through telehealth, providers can treat anything from respiratory illnesses
to pain. Other common conditions include earaches, nausea, congestion,
fever, allergies, and minor cuts and burns. Antibiotics can also be
prescribed via telehealth.
Additionally, patients can use telehealth appointments for:
Mild Abdominal cramps
Mild Asthma Flare
Back pain or strain
Cold sores
Mild Headache
Head lice
Heartburn
Influenza
Joint pain
Motion sickness
Pink eye
Skin conditions (acne, eczema, rash)
uncomplicated UTI in female
Sneezing
Sore throat
Sunburn
Swimmer’s ear
Tick bite
Tobacco cessation
Yeast infection
Medication refills of Non-Controlled substance
What Conditions Need Urgent care Visit?
Mild illness
Minor fractures
Sprains and strains
Cuts requiring stitches
Mild burns
UTI in men
Pneumonia
Uncomplicated Ear infection
Ear infections in children
Most childhood illness
Abdominal pain
Leg Swelling with suspiscion for Blood clot
gastroenteritis
If you suspect Strep Pharyngitis
All situations that require Physical exams