Primary Care
See your primary care provider from the comfort of your home. Our family physicians, internists and pediatricians can review your symptoms, recommend treatment and can even send a prescription to your nearest pharmacy.
Virtual Care
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Schedule a Virtual Visit
Do you have an upcoming appointment already scheduled? You can change it to a virtual appointment by calling your physician’s office.
What is a virtual visit?
During a virtual visit, also known as online care or telehealth, you’ll see your doctor face-to-face by using the video camera on your phone, tablet or computer, all from the safety and comfort of your home.
During the confidential, secure video chat, your doctor can:
- Conduct routine wellness checks
- Diagnose an illness or injury
- Help you manage a pre-existing condition
- Prescribe medication, if needed
Specialty Care
Baptist Health is here for you, and that includes our many specialists. So whether you need to see your cardiologist for a routine appointment, or need to get in to see the ENT, we’ve got you covered with a virtual visit.
These Baptist specialty practices offer virtual care:
- AgeWell Center for Senior Health
- Baptist Behavioral Health
- Baptist Endocrinology
- Baptist ENT Specialists
- Baptist Heart Specialists
- Baptist Infectious Diseases
- Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center
- Baptist Neurology
- Baptist Pulmonary Specialists
- Baptist Rheumatology
- JOI Orthopedics and Rehab
- Lyerly Neurosurgery
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Schedule a Virtual Visit
Do you have an upcoming appointment already scheduled? You can change it to a virtual appointment by calling your physician’s office.
Care from the Comfort of Home
See your doctor from home on your smartphone, tablet or computer. Never done a virtual visit before? See how easy it is:
VIDEO: Dr. Modansky explains virtual visits
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Prepare for Your Virtual Visit
Get the most from your appointment by following these helpful tips:
- Watch the "Virtual Visits Made Easy" video on this page to see how it works.
- Review the instructions included in your appointment invitation email you receive. We also provide Zoom setup instructions.
- Test your camera, speakers, and network connectivity beforehand.
- Set the camera, whether built-in or external, at eye-level. If you are using a phone or tablet, set it someplace steady so the doctor can see you clearly.
- Choose a well-lit room free of noise and distraction. Do not sit with a window behind you, as this significantly decreases visibility.
- Jot down any questions or concerns you may have.
- If you have them, have these items handy during your appointment: medications, thermometer, blood pressure cuff, and flashlight, penlight or smartphone flashlight.