About telehealth consent.
What informed telehealth consent covers, who obtains it, and where you complete it.
What this page is
This page explains how telehealth consent works when you buy through shop.telos.md. It is an explainer, not the consent document itself. Telos is not a party to your telehealth consent, because Telos does not provide medical care.
Who obtains your consent
Before any prescription is written, the independent licensed provider who reviews your case obtains your informed consent to treatment by telehealth. That happens during checkout and intake on shop.telos.md, before care begins.
What telehealth consent generally covers
- The nature of telehealth: care delivered remotely, by video, phone, or asynchronous review
- Its limits: some conditions call for an in-person exam, and your provider may refer you to one
- Alternatives: you always have the option of in-person care
- Privacy: how your health information is protected during a telehealth encounter
- Your right to withdraw consent at any time
Where you complete it
During checkout on shop.telos.md and the intake that follows. Read it there in full, and keep a copy if you want one. Questions about a consent you signed go to the provider or the platform's support team, reachable through your order confirmation.
Questions about this page
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