Legal

Telehealth Consent

DRAFT — attorney review pending before go-live

Last updated: DATE PENDING

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CONTENT PENDING — Florida telehealth board rule confirmation required (Brittany)

This page will describe what telehealth care through Bloomhaus involves and ask patients to acknowledge their understanding before care begins. The specific language depends on Florida’s telehealth requirements for nurse practitioners, which Brittany is confirming. Until that is finalized, the section below is a working outline, not final consent language, and should not be relied upon.

What telehealth is draft outline

Telehealth allows care to be delivered remotely using secure video and messaging, rather than in person. It can make care more convenient and accessible, while some aspects of an in-person visit are not possible remotely.

Where care is available

Bloomhaus currently provides telehealth care to patients physically located in Florida and Colorado. We can only provide care where the practitioner is authorized to practice. We cannot provide care to patients located in states where the practitioner is not authorized.

Benefits and limitations

This section will outline the benefits of telehealth and its limitations, including circumstances in which an in-person evaluation or a referral may be recommended.

Privacy and security

Telehealth visits and clinical communications take place through a secure platform. Clinical information is handled under that platform’s privacy and security practices, separately from this marketing website.

Emergencies

Telehealth is not for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.

Consent

Before care begins, patients will be asked to review and acknowledge the final version of this consent within the secure clinical platform.