Is Telehealth For Me?
SHARE THIS PAGE!
When is Telehealth Appropriate?
- Telehealth is suitable for situations where physical attendance is not necessary for effective treatment (i.e., no hands-on treatment is needed, you can follow directions through a screen).
- It’s ideal for follow-up appointments, monitoring progress in your rehabilitation, and guiding you through exercises.
Before beginning, your condition can be screened via video call to ensure that your specific needs can be appropriately addressed through telehealth.
Schedule Or Contact Us For Details.
Benefits of Telehealth
- Convenience:
- Save time and money by eliminating the need to travel, perfect for those with limited mobility or busy schedules.
- Accessibility:
- Provides access to care for those who live far from specialized clinics.
- Flexibility:
- Schedules can often be more flexible, allowing you to integrate therapy sessions more easily into your daily life.
- Convenience:
Few Pathologies Telehealth Can Help With
- Chronic pain management:
- Online sessions can be useful for conditions like arthritis or back pain where a patient may need more than a few appointments to make a lasting impact.
- Osteoporosis:
- People with osteoporosis can be guided through their exercise programs while at home using their own equipment.
- Balance Disorders:
- If your difficulty with balance does not require you to have assistance by another person to get around, telehealth physical therapy could be appropriate for you.
- Chronic pain management: