Scan today's patient list; flag urgent cases and check state licenses match.
Back-to-back video visits — diagnose, prescribe, send scripts to pharmacies.
Update EHRs after each visit; review lab results and wearable data.
Patient looks worse than expected — decide: screen visit or send them in?
Resume video appointments; one patient can't get the app working — troubleshoot live.
Write referrals for cases needing in-person specialists; message care team.
Confirm licensing status for new patient states; review one updated HIPAA policy.
Close out remaining notes; flag any patients needing a 24-hour callback.
- See and treat patients over video call from anywhere with internet.
- Ask the right questions to diagnose someone you can't physically touch.
- Prescribe medications and send them straight to a patient's pharmacy.
- Review lab results and wearable device data between appointments.
- Update patient charts in electronic health records after every visit.
- Can I safely diagnose this patient without a physical exam, or do I need to send them in?
- Is what I'm seeing on screen enough to rule out something serious?
- Should I call 911 for this patient, even though I can't be there with them?
- Is this patient struggling with the technology, or are they just not engaged in their care?
- Am I licensed to treat this patient in the state they're calling from right now?
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