Shuhan He, MD, to Speak at White House Office of Public Engagement Health Equity Forum
MGHers are invited to attend the White House Office of Public Engagement Health Equity Forum on Wednesday, March 16, from noon to 1 pm via Zoom.
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At Mass General, we provide convenient ways to access your providers. Our practices offer care that comes to you. Virtual visits are one-on-one video or phone appointments with your health care provider. These visits allow you to get medical care and guidance from the comfort of your home. Contact your provider to find out if a virtual visit may be right for your next appointment.
We are using a version of Zoom designed for health care that has been built with privacy and security in mind. Each appointment uses new meeting link available only to the provider and patient. There is a waiting room function which providers use to admit people into the visit so that no uninvited guests may join. All visits are encrypted, video and chat cannot be recorded and personal health information is not saved by the video system. Patient Gateway Zoom virtual visits are designed to make seeing your provider easy, while keeping you and your health information safe and secure.
Please contact Patient Gateway at 1-800-745-9683
For 24-hour Virtual Visit support, please call 1-866-266-3240. For all other technical support, please call the Help Desk at 617-726-5085.
MGHers are invited to attend the White House Office of Public Engagement Health Equity Forum on Wednesday, March 16, from noon to 1 pm via Zoom.
Women who received treatment for overactive bladder (OAB) using asynchronous telehealth visits had significant improvement in their symptoms and high satisfaction with their care, concludes an exploratory pilot study published in Menopause.
Efforts may help hospitals meet the mission of providing quality care for everyone.
The MGH Virtual Visits Team was honored with the 2020 Nathaniel Bowditch Prize for its quick and innovative work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We care about the family and friends that help provide care for our patients at Mass General Cancer Center and recognize the emotional and physical toll this can take.
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the delivery of mental health care. In addition, there is increasing evidence of a sudden need for mental and behavioral health care. As a result, there has been a quick expansion of telemental health.
Please contact the Center for TeleHealth to learn more about our programs.