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FMC Rheumatology – Tips for a Great Telemedicine Visit

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Tips for Telemedicine – Make the Most of Your Visit

Our Rheumatology department is excited to offer safe, simple & secure telemedicine visits for our patients during the COVID-19 crisis. We encourage our patients to use our convenient telemedicine service for routine appointment needs, such as prescription refills, follow-up appointments and more.

For our telemedicine services, we use a platform called Doxy.me. We have compiled a few quick tutorials on how to access Doxy.me using your smart phone or desktop computer to prepare for your upcoming telemedicine appointment:

Desktop Users

Find your preferred Internet browser below and click Play:

Google Chrome

Safari

Firefox

Mobile & Smartphone Users

 

If you have any further questions, or to set an appointment, please call our Rheumatology department at 813-782-1234

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