What type of medical conditions is telemedicine used for?
Telemedicine is becoming more popular, and users have become more comfortable talking with a physician online. Not every issue can be addressed through a telemedicine visit. Here is a list of common conditions that telemedicine can typically treat.
Medical
- Common cold
- Allergies
- Constipation
- Cough
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Flu
- Headache
- Vomiting
- Pink eye
- Sore throat
Behavioral Health
- Addictions
- Bipolar disorder
- Depression
- Stress
- Trauma and PTSD
- Eating disorders
- Relationships
- Panic disorders
- Grief and loss
- Anxiety
Dermatology
- Acne
- Rash and hives
- Spots
- Eczema
- Warts
- Rosacea
- Psoriasis
- Folliculitis
- Insect bites
- Cold and abrasions
- Skin cuts
Can a doctor prescribe medications through telemedicine?
Yes. When the doctor considers that medication is warranted, he can write a prescription for a non-narcotic medication (i.e., non-controlled substances), which can be sent directly to the pharmacy of your choice. As soon as your consultation is over, your prescription will be sent electronically to your pharmacy. If, for any reason, your pharmacy is unable to receive e-prescriptions, a traditional prescription will be generated for our doctors to sign and fax. All prescriptions are fully compliant and include all of the required information.
How does the telehealth doctor know my medical history?
Before you schedule an appointment with a doctor through telemedicine, you must set up an account and furnish your full medical history.
It is highly recommended that you do so right away to avoid having to do it when you’re not feeling well. You will want quick and easy access to a doctor then, and that’s exactly what it will be like when you set up your account in advance.
Impact Members receive this perk with membership. There is no provider fee for telemedicine. Urgent care telemedicine conducted using our approved telemedicine provider (found in the Impact Member Center) has a $0 provider fee at the time of service. Telemedicine is subject to all other limitations of health sharing costs and is not a promise to pay or provide that service by either Impact or its membership. As with all other medical costs and expenses, contribution to Telemedicine remains voluntary.
If you haven’t heard of Impact Health Sharing and you are wondering how it works and who it’s for, we are excited to share the details with you. One fact is that it works better and feels better than insurance!
Impact is, in short, for everyone. Impact Health Sharing is proud to be the very first healthcare sharing organization to accept all religious faiths or creeds into their sharing community. If you believe that we are on this earth to love and take care of our neighbor, then you are welcome to join our Impact Health Sharing community.
Sharing is simple. Each month, pay your Monthly Share, and Impact will match those funds with another member’s eligible medical expenses. We will then send the payment to the provider. If you have to visit a provider, have them send the bill to us, and we’ll guide you on the next steps. Once your family meets your annual Primary Responsibility Amount, other members will begin to share in your medical expenses. To see how much you could be saving, check out our Share Price Calculator.
Healthcare sharing is not new and continues to grow year after year. It really is a better option for groups, individuals, and families! Just ask any one of the millions of Americans participating in healthcare sharing.
If you are ready to find out what other amazing perks the Impact Health Sharing membership offers, give us a call or chat LIVE with a representative here.
Savings Disclaimer
Examples in these materials are not to be interpreted as a promise or guarantee of savings. The savings potential depends entirely on the individual Member's circumstances and membership choices of the program.
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