With the government shutdown, many telehealth visits are not currently covered by Medicare. We are contacting impacted patients to help you avoid any unexpected charges. In many cases, telehealth appointments can be changed to an in-person visit. Please contact your clinic if you have questions or want to change or reschedule an appointment.
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Telehealth can be used for a variety of conditions and needs. When you schedule an appointment with your primary or specialty care provider, ask if telehealth is an option for this visit.
For more information on Urgent Care telehealth, please visit our Urgent Care wait times page.
Telehealth video visits are available to new and established Valley patients, including children. Patients also must be in Washington State at the time of their visit. To participate in a video visit, you'll need the following:
Via MyChart, we’ll send a tip sheet for you to get ready for your first virtual visit.
We'll try to schedule you with your usual provider, but your appointment may be scheduled with a different provider, depending on availability.