Connecting with your health care provider online is a great way to get the health care you need from the comfort and safety of your home.

https://telehealth.hhs.gov/patients

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Call your health insurance or provider to find out how much it might cost.

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Telehealth lets you take care of your health in different ways, like:

• Talking to someone about your feelings or problems with urination.

• Checking results from lab test or imaging

• Checking on common problems like urinary tract infections

• Managing your medicines

• Getting help for common sicknesses like urinary incontinence and pelvic discomfort

• Doing physical or occupational therapy

• Using remote patient monitoring tools to track your health

Talk to your health care provider to see if telehealth is a good fit for you.

https://telehealth.hhs.gov/patients/what-do-i-need-use-telehealth

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Having a telehealth visit is just like a regular visit, but you are in one place and your health care provider is in another. While you may need to see your health care provider in person sometimes, telehealth has many benefits.

• It keeps you and others from getting sick by being close to each other.

• You can see your health care provider anywhere: home, work, or even your car.

• It saves time because you don’t need to travel, take time off, or find someone to watch your kids.

• You may get an appointment faster.

• You have more choices. You can have a visit with a health care provider who may be far from you.

Telehealth may not be right for everyone or every health care condition. Always talk to your health care provider if you have questions or concerns.