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Virtual Visits

Your convenient alternative to in-person visits

Dignity Health Medical Group in Nevada is finding new and convenient ways to care for our patients and the community.  Have your appointment from the comfort of your home, work, or mobile device.

Click on the phone number to schedule your virtual visit:

As we currently face the community spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), and are conducting fewer in-person visits, now is a great time to take advantage of our new virtual visit offerings. Call (702) 970-4979 to see what virtual visit appointments are open to fit your schedule.

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What is a virtual visit?

A virtual visit is an appointment with your provider during which video or telephone is used. All aspects and quality of the visit are similar to an in-person visit, except you do not have to drive to the clinic.

What is the cost/co-pay of a virtual visit?

It depends on your insurance coverage. If you are required to pay a co-pay during an in-person visit, then it will also apply for your video visit. You may receive a mailed request for payment.

Will there be a co-pay?

It depends on your insurance coverage. If you are required to pay a co-pay during an in-person visit, then it will also apply for your video visit. You may receive a mailed request for payment.

What do I need to use a video visit?

You must have an internet-enabled device with a camera and a speakerphone. Examples include smartphones, tablets and desktop computers. Cellular data charges may apply if you are not using Wi-Fi for your connection, check with your carrier if you have questions about your data plan.

Using a computer to connect to a virtual visit

Using a mobile device to connect to a virtual visit

If you have other questions or would like to schedule your virtual visit, call (702) 970-4979.

Help prevent the spread of COVID-19

Certain behavior changes can help prevent the spread of Coronavirus in our communities. Many states have implemented orders restricting large gatherings and asking people to stay home. People are also encouraged to practice “social distancing” by avoiding crowds and remaining six (6) feet apart from each other while in public places.

Preventing Transmission – Here are a few additional actions you can take to help prevent the spread of COVID-19:

  • Stay home if you are sick.
  • Practice social distancing by avoiding crowds and remaining 6 feet apart from each other while in public places.
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water, for at least 20 seconds. Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol if soap and water are not available.
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
  • Wear a cloth face covering when you go out in public, for example the grocery store or to pick up necessities.
  • Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces like countertops, door handles, faucets, and phones.
  • If you need medical care and have COVID-19 symptoms, call ahead first.

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