Telehealth Services – Important Notices & Disclaimers
This website markets telehealth services and connects patients with licensed providers. The company operating this website does not itself provide medical care. All medical services are delivered by independent licensed healthcare providers in compliance with federal and state law.
General Disclosures
No Medical Advice
Content on this website is for informational and marketing purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider regarding a medical condition.
Provider Licensing
Telehealth services are provided only by healthcare professionals licensed in the state where the patient is located at the time of service. Provider credentials can be verified with your state’s medical or pharmacy board.
Telehealth Limitations
Telehealth has benefits but also limitations. Technology may fail, image/audio quality may affect diagnosis, and not all conditions are appropriate for telehealth. In emergencies, call 911 or seek in-person care.
Patient Identity & Consent
Patients may be required to verify their identity. Written informed consent for telehealth is obtained before treatment begins, as required by state law.
Privacy & Data Handling
Patient information is protected by HIPAA and state privacy laws. Some states (e.g., California, Washington) impose additional health data privacy rules. See our Privacy
Policy for full details.
Weight-Loss Program Disclosures (Florida & Similar States)
Florida’s Commercial Weight-Loss Practices Act requires specific notices to patients. Similar disclosures may apply in other states:
Risks & Benefits: All patients must be informed of the potential benefits and risks of weight-loss treatments.
Health Warning: Rapid weight loss may cause serious health problems.
Cost Disclosure: Patients will receive a written, itemized statement of program costs and the expected or estimated duration of treatment.
Follow-Up Care: Follow-up visits must occur at least every three months while receiving treatment.
Eligibility: Prescription weight-loss medications may only be provided to patients who meet BMI thresholds (≥30, or ≥27 with related conditions) and who have documented prior failed attempts at weight loss.
Consumer Rights: Patients must receive a copy of the Weight-Loss Consumer Bill of Rights, which includes safety information and consumer protections.
Other State-Specific Disclosures
Because telehealth laws vary, patients should be aware of additional common requirements:
In-Person Exam Rules: Some states restrict prescribing certain medications via telehealth without a prior in-person exam.
Controlled Substances: Telehealth prescribing of controlled substances is governed by the Ryan Haight Act and state law; not all prescriptions are available through telehealth.
Advertising Restrictions: Some states prohibit misleading claims in weight-loss or telehealth marketing. Statements such as “guaranteed results” or “no side effects” are not permitted.
Language & Accessibility: Notices and consent may need to be provided in accessible formats or multiple languages in certain states.
Emergency & Crisis Disclaimer
Telehealth is not appropriate for medical emergencies or life-threatening situations. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately. If you are experiencing a behavioral health crisis, call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or seek local emergency services.
Key Takeaway
This website connects patients to licensed telehealth providers.
All care is delivered by independent clinicians according to state law where the patient is located.
Patients are entitled to full disclosure of risks, costs, and rights before beginning treatment.
Telehealth is safe and effective for many conditions but is not appropriate for all medical issues.