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Video visits

When a video visit is the right call

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Dr. Nia Coleman, MD

Women's health

Video visits
August 12, 2026
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4 min read
When a video visit is the right call

Video visits run from 7 am to 9 pm every day and most take about 15 minutes. They save a trip, but they are not right for everything.

Good on video

  • Colds, flu, sinus and sore throats
  • Rashes you can show on camera
  • Medicine follow-ups and refills
  • Test results and next steps
  • Mood, sleep and stress check-ins

Better in person

  • Injuries that may need an X-ray
  • Ear, throat or belly exams
  • First visits for children under 2
  • Anything that needs a swab or a blood test

Before you join

Find a quiet, private room, charge your phone or laptop and have your photo ID and pharmacy details nearby. We text you a secure link ten minutes before the visit. If your provider decides you need to be seen in person, we book that visit before you hang up.

Never on video

Chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke or a serious injury need emergency care. Call 911.

Reviewed by
Dr. Nia Coleman, MD
on
August 12, 2026

General information, not advice for your own health. For that, book a visit. In an emergency, call 911.

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Family medicine

Book a visit

Book today. Most new patients are seen within a week.

Pick a clinic, a provider and a time of day. We confirm by text within one working hour.

Book an appointment
Call (555) 412-8800

Not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 911.

Your visit

New patient

40 min

Check-in code

HC 0412

Appointment card

Clinic

Linden Avenue

Provider

Dr. Amara Bell, MD

When

Weekday morning

Bring

Photo ID, insurance card and a list of your medicines

Reminder by text
Free to reschedule