Telehealth Informed Consent

Telehealth may include secure questionnaires, asynchronous review, messaging, audio or video communication. The treating provider decides whether the available method is appropriate for your concern and state.

Telehealth may reduce travel and improve access. It can also limit physical examination and may involve technology failure, incomplete information or delays. A provider may require labs, an in-person examination, imaging, specialist care or emergency evaluation.

AventraMD provides membership and access to a connected platform. Independent licensed providers evaluate, diagnose and prescribe in their own professional judgment. No treatment or prescription is guaranteed.

Provide complete and accurate identity, location, medical history, medication, allergy and symptom information; use a private setting where possible; and follow instructions for testing, follow-up or escalation.

Clinical information must be submitted through the designated secure clinical experience, not public forms or the Health Quiz. Applicable privacy notices and authorizations are presented by the responsible entity.

This page is an informational summary and is not a substitute for the consent presented in the clinical platform.

Legal review required: confirm the responsible clinical entity, state-specific notices and whether audio/video recording is ever used before publication.