Telehealth Consent

Before receiving telehealth services, review the information below and provide the consent required for your location and service.

What telehealth means

Telehealth uses electronic communications and technology to allow you to communicate with a healthcare professional when an in-person visit is not required or available for the service.

Benefits and limitations

Telehealth may make care more convenient and improve access. It also has limitations. A provider may be unable to complete a physical examination, observe a symptom directly, or provide a service that requires in-person care.

Technical problems, incomplete information, privacy risks, and the limits of remote evaluation may affect care.

Alternatives

You may choose to seek care in person, contact your existing healthcare professional, or use another appropriate healthcare service.

Privacy and security

Julora uses approved systems and safeguards for telehealth communications. No electronic system is completely risk-free. Use a private setting and protect your account credentials.

Patient responsibilities

Provide accurate information, tell the provider where you are located when required, protect your account, and seek emergency care when needed.

Consent statement

I have read and understand the information above. I understand the benefits, limitations, alternatives, privacy considerations, and emergency boundaries of telehealth. I consent to receive telehealth services through the applicable Julora care pathway.