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Patients using Washington’s Multi-care Health System will soon have access to a doctor on-demand. So reports MobiHealthNews.
The health system will use Doctor-on-Demand to provide patients with video appointments. The new service, Multi-care Doctor-on-Demand, is available to all Washington state patients. For a fee of $40 patients can consult with a doctor about sports injuries, UTIs and cold or flu symptoms. In addition, the appointment will also link to the patient’s individual health chart on Epic’s MyChart patient portal.
Read the full article from MobiHealthNews.
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