Many busy adults in Miami Gardens don’t realize they can talk to their doctor without leaving home or work. PassQual Health’s telehealth service makes this possible for follow-up visits and non-urgent questions. If your schedule is tight, this guide explains what telehealth is, when it’s a good fit, and how to book a virtual visit.
What Is Telehealth?
Telehealth is a medical visit by phone or video instead of an in-person appointment. It lets you talk with your care provider from home, your car, or work. It’s a practical way to stay on top of your care without losing time in traffic or a waiting room. The conversation works just like a regular appointment: your doctor reviews your situation, answers questions, and decides next steps with you.
At PassQual Health, telehealth visits are provided by Dr. Hendry Pascual, a physician licensed in Florida under license ME143678. Dr. Pascual is a USCIS-designated civil surgeon, completed his medical residency at UCLA, and holds the CHCQM-PHYADV certification. He sees patients both in his Miami Gardens office and through telehealth, depending on what each patient needs.
When Is Telehealth Appropriate?
Telehealth works well for several common situations, including:
- Follow-up visits after an in-person appointment
- Reviewing lab results
- Questions about medications or dosing
- Adjustments to an existing care plan
- General health questions that are not urgent
Telehealth does not replace an in-person evaluation when your condition requires a physical exam, in-office testing, or hands-on care. If your doctor determines you need to be seen in person, they will let you know during the call and help you schedule that visit as soon as possible.
Telehealth is not for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room right away. Telehealth is designed for ongoing care, not for situations that put your life at risk.
How to Schedule Your Virtual Visit
Booking a telehealth appointment with PassQual Health is just as easy as booking an in-person visit. You can call our office, send a text message, or reach us through our patient portal. Our team confirms an available time and sends you instructions to connect by phone or video before your appointment.
If you’re searching for a telehealth doctor near you in Miami Gardens, PassQual Health is available for current patients who need a quick, convenient follow-up visit without leaving home or requesting time off work.
What the PassQual Membership Includes
Telehealth visits for follow-up questions and non-urgent concerns are included as part of the PassQual Membership. It’s important to clarify that the Membership is not health insurance. It’s a direct-care program with your doctor that gives you easier, faster access to your care team without relying on insurers for this type of visit.
With the Membership, scheduling your telehealth visit is simple: call or send a message, confirm your time, and talk with your doctor on the agreed day. This option is designed for current patients who already know their doctor and need continuity in their care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before booking, many patients have similar questions about how telehealth works with PassQual Health. Below we answer the most common ones so you know exactly what to expect.
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PassQual Membership: This agreement is not health insurance and the health care provider will not file any claims against the patient’s health insurance policy or plan for reimbursement of any health care services covered by the agreement. This agreement does not qualify as minimum essential coverage to satisfy the individual shared responsibility provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, 26 U.S.C. s. 5000A. This agreement is not workers’ compensation insurance and does not replace an employer’s obligations under chapter 440. It does not cover: emergency care, hospitalization, specialist care, prescription drug coverage, third-party services, specialty and chronic-disease medications (member price). It is available to self-pay patients with no active Medicare, Medicaid, marketplace, employer or commercial coverage for the covered services.