This Telehealth Consent explains how telehealth works at Remedy Place Peptides and asks for your informed consent before a licensed provider evaluates whether a protocol is appropriate for you. Please read it carefully. By completing an intake and requesting a consultation, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to this consent.
What is telehealth
Telehealth is the use of secure electronic communication to provide healthcare services when you and the provider are not in the same location. This may include reviewing the health information you submit, secure messaging, phone, or video. The provider uses this information to evaluate your request and exercise independent medical judgment.
The telehealth visit
After checkout, you complete a health intake. A licensed provider reviews your information and may follow up for more detail before making a decision. If the provider determines a protocol is appropriate, it is authorized and sent to a licensed pharmacy for fulfillment. If it is not appropriate, it will not be authorized, and your order is refunded.
Benefits of telehealth
- Convenient access to a licensed provider without an in-person visit.
- Timely review of your request.
- Coordinated fulfillment through a licensed pharmacy when authorized.
Risks and limitations
- A provider may not be able to fully evaluate certain conditions without an in-person exam or laboratory testing.
- Technical issues could delay or interrupt communication.
- As with any care, there are risks that a condition may not be detected or that a treatment may not have the intended effect.
Prescriptions are at the provider's discretion
Requesting or purchasing a protocol does not guarantee that a provider will authorize it. The provider makes an independent clinical decision based on your information, and may decline, adjust, or recommend an alternative. If a protocol is not authorized, nothing ships and your order is refunded.
About peptide therapy
Peptide protocols offered through Remedy Place are provided under the supervision of licensed providers and dispensed by licensed pharmacies. Individual results vary. Your provider will discuss the potential benefits, risks, and possible side effects of any protocol before it begins. Statements about these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
Alternatives
You may choose to seek care in person with your own physician instead of, or in addition to, telehealth. You are encouraged to keep your primary care provider informed about your care.
Privacy and security
Your telehealth communications and health information are kept confidential and handled consistent with applicable privacy laws, including HIPAA where it applies. See our Privacy Policy for details on how your information is used and protected.
Your rights
Your participation is voluntary, and you may withdraw your consent or stop using telehealth services at any time, without affecting your right to future care. Withdrawing consent does not change the terms that applied to services already provided.
Not for emergencies
Telehealth is not for medical emergencies. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Do not use this service for urgent or emergency medical needs.
Consent and acknowledgment
By completing your intake and requesting a consultation, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Telehealth Consent, that your questions have been or can be answered, and that you consent to receive care through telehealth as described here. [Confirm the exact acknowledgment language and any e-signature capture with counsel].
Contact
Questions about telehealth services can be sent to support@remedyplace.com.