Baptist telehealth is a virtual healthcare service by Baptist Health organizations enabling remote consultations with doctors via video, phone, or messaging—offering convenient medical care without office visits.

Asynchronous telehealth enables patients and providers to communicate through messages and documents with a time delay, typically receiving responses within 24-48 hours without real-time scheduling.

Aetna covers telehealth through in-network providers and platforms like Teladoc, with most plans including virtual visits for primary care, mental health, and urgent care with copays ranging from $0-50.

Weight loss telehealth provides remote consultations with healthcare providers offering personalized diet plans, medications, and behavioral coaching. It makes weight management more accessible and convenient than traditional in-person care.

Yes, you can get Xanax through telehealth with a licensed provider, but DEA regulations require an initial in-person evaluation or established relationship before prescription.

Telehealth veterinary care enables remote consultations with licensed vets via video for pet health issues, costing $30-$75 per visit—significantly less than traditional vet care.

Telehealth enables UTI diagnosis through symptom assessment and urine tests, with antibiotics prescribed and delivered to pharmacies within hours, offering convenient and affordable care.

Find telehealth psychiatrists through Teladoc, MDLive, Ro, or insurance directories. Most offer same-day or next-day appointments without geographic requirements.

Telehealth pediatrics delivers medical care to children via video calls, phone consultations, and secure messaging from licensed pediatricians, covering routine check-ups, follow-ups, and minor acute illnesses.