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Virtual Visits - sometimes known as telehealth - are medical appointments in which a provider interacts with a patient through live audio and video, and documents on the patient’s chart like a regular office visit. This is ideal for patients with non-urgent needs to see a healthcare provider during the COVID-19 self-isolation and quarantining. It will also be convenient for patients who are unable to visit a doctor under normal circumstances.
As with an in-person appointment, you will be able to see and interact with your healthcare provider to discuss your symptoms, develop a treatment plan, and address next steps.
All you need is a computer with a webcam and Internet access, or a smartphone or tablet. You will connect through the myCEENTAchart website or the MyChart mobile app for iOS or Android and the Zoom website or app.
Most ENT conditions, including allergy checkups, can be scheduled as virtual visits.
The following Eye conditions can be scheduled for virtual visits:
Your appointment will be completely private and confidential, exactly like it would be if it were in person.
Virtual Visits cost the same as in-person appointments.
To find out if your insurance covers a Virtual Visit, please contact them directly.
Established ENT patients can schedule a virtual visit with their provider through myCEENTAchart.
New patients and established Eye patients can follow the steps below to schedule a virtual visit:
You can use a web browser on your desktop or a mobile application to start a video visit. Mobile devices are the preferred method, because most already have the appropriate camera and microphone setup for these video visits. To get started, download the MyChart and Zoom mobile applications from the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
Please use the links below to access more detailed instructions.
MOBILE INSTRUCTIONS
COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONS
If you have any technical issues, call 704.295.3526 to reach our help desk.
I’m a regular patient of Dr. Sicard’s, and have been for about five years. He first did a septum surgery, and since then I’ve been for general checkups.