Annette Greenway, a yoga instructor from Efland, North Carolina, attended her first physical therapy appointment with University Physical Therapy virtually since the start of COVID-19 pandemic. Greenway said she was initially not sure as to how a virtual visit would unfold, but as a first-time PT patient, she was happy to give it a chance.

Philip Griffin, AuD, successfully advocated for the change and says the passage of the audiology assistant rule in North Carolina dovetails with a need for high-quality patient care.

This flyer created by UNC Health Care explains how a patient can schedule a video visit in My UNC Chart.

App enhances patient experience enabling video visits with their providers; providers benefit from one-click video workflow, fully embedded within the patient chart

Tag: Telehealth

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