In today’s busy world, getting medical care should be simple and convenient. Telehealth allows patients to connect with their healthcare provider from home using a phone, tablet, or computer. Cumming Family Medicine offers telehealth visits so you can receive quality care without the stress of traveling or waiting in an office.
What Is Telehealth?
Telehealth is a virtual doctor visit that allows you to talk with your provider through a secure video or phone call. It is ideal for many non-emergency medical needs and follow-up visits.
Conditions Treated Through Telehealth
Telehealth at Cumming Family Medicine can help with:
Cold, flu, and sinus symptoms
Allergies
Skin rashes
Medication refills
Chronic condition follow-ups
Mental health concerns
Lab result reviews
If an in-person exam is needed, your provider will guide you.
Benefits of Telehealth for Families
1. Saves Time
No travel, no waiting rooms, and no missed work or school.
2. Convenient for All Ages
Children, adults, and seniors can access care easily from home.
3. Safe and Secure
Telehealth reduces exposure to germs, especially during flu season.
4. Better Continuity of Care
You speak with your regular family medicine provider who knows your medical history.
How to Prepare for a Telehealth Visit
Choose a quiet, well-lit space
Have your medication list ready
Write down your symptoms and questions
Ensure your device has a stable internet connection
When to Use In-Person Care Instead
Go to the clinic or emergency room if you experience:
Chest pain
Severe injuries
Trouble breathing
High fever in infants
Uncontrolled bleeding
Why Choose Cumming Family Medicine
Our team combines modern technology with personalized care. Whether in person or online, Cumming Family Medicine is committed to keeping you and your family healthy and connected to the care you need.
Get Started with Telehealth Today
If you’re feeling sick, need a follow-up, or have questions about your health, telehealth can help. Cumming Family Medicine makes it easy to get expert care wherever you are.
