
Conditions Treated Through Telemedicine
Integrity Telemedicine provides virtual urgent care for adults ages 18 to 120 and primary care for adults ages 18 to 49. Many common, non‑emergency conditions can be safely evaluated and treated through a telemedicine visit. All care is delivered through secure, HIPAA compliant technology that protects your privacy at every step.
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Integrity Telemedicine is a self‑pay service. We do not accept insurance at this time.
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Below is a clear overview of what can and cannot be treated through our service.
Upper respiratory & viral illnesses
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Flu-like symptoms
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Common cold
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COVID-19 symptoms (evaluation and guidance)
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Sinus infections
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Sore throat (non-emergency)
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Nasal congestion and post-nasal drip​
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Allergies & ENT-related issues
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Seasonal allergies
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Allergic rhinitis
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Mild ear discomfort (non-severe)
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Pink eye
Urinary & genitourinary
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
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Gastrointestinal
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Nausea and vomiting
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Diarrhea
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Acid reflux / GERD symptoms
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Abdominal discomfort (non-severe)
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Skin & soft tissue (non-emergency)
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Rashes
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Insect bites
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Skin infections
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Cold sores
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Poison Ivy ​
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Shingles
General medical concerns​​​
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Gout
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Back and Neck pain
Medication-related care
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Medication refills (non-controlled substances)
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Medication questions or side effects
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Diabetes/Hypertension​​
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Obesity
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Prescriptions are provided only when medically appropriate and based on clinical evaluation and current medical guidelines.​​​​​​​​
Conditions We DO NOT Treat Through Telemedicine
If your symptoms suggest that in-person care is necessary, you will be advised accordingly. Patient safety and appropriate care are always the top priority.
Medical emergencies (call 911 or go to ER)
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Chest pain
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Shortness of breath
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Stroke symptoms
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Severe abdominal pain
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Loss of consciousness
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Uncontrolled bleeding
Conditions requiring in-person evaluation
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Severe pain
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Inner ear pain or heating loss
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Eye pain or vision changes
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Anal symptoms
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Pelvic symptoms
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COPD
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Pediatric care
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Children and adolescents under 18 years of age
Mental health & psychiatric emergencies
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Suicidal ideation
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Acute psychiatric crises
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Severe anxiety or panic attacks requiring immediate care​​​
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Controlled substances
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Opioids
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Benzodiazepines
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Stimulants (e.g., ADHD medications)
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Sleep medications with abuse potential​​
