Telemedicine From Scotch Institute of ENT
We offer a telemedicine option so you can visit with our providers from the comfort of your home!
What is Telemedicine/Telehealth?
A virtual or online visit with your doctor or nurse from anywhere! You both connect at your appointment time and can speak face to face with each other through both audio and video channels.
What do I need for my visit?
You will need either a computer with a web camera and speakers, or a smart phone. You will also need internet connection.
If you are a new patient, we will need additional information from you. Please fill out the new patient registration online on the forms page.
Will my insurance pay for this?
Most plans will cover a telehealth visit but it is best you check with your plan to be sure. Medicare and many other plans are covering telemedicine visits since the COVID-19 endemic.
How do I prepare for my appointment?
- If you are using a mobile device or cell phone, make sure it is charged.
- Check your internet or wi-fi connection.
- Five minutes before your appointment, join the waiting room below and click on Pre-Call Test in lower left of computer screen.
If you would like to view a brief tutorial on how to check-in as a patient on our telemedicine platform, please click here to watch a video tutorial on the process.
At your appointment time
Please Login To Your Appointment Via The Following Links:
Start a telemedicine call with
Dr. Brett Scotch
Enter waiting roomStart a telemedicine call with
Dr. Hope Bueller
Enter waiting roomStart a telemedicine call with
Dr. Andrew Agnew
Enter waiting roomStart a telemedicine call with
Nurse Bing Pelt
Enter waiting roomStart a telemedicine call with
Chris Reifenstein, PA-C
Enter waiting roomStart a telemedicine call with
Melissa Charnesky, D.O.
Enter waiting roomStart a telemedicine call with
Alexandra “Xandra” Cullinan, PA-C
Enter waiting roomTelemedicine appointments are not for medical emergencies. If you are experiencing a life-threatening or urgent health condition, you should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
