Virtual Care | Telehealth Visits with SDOMG

virtual care visits sdomgSan Diego Orthobiologics Medical Group (SDOMG) is ensuring that patients receive continued care needed during this pandemic. We have setup Telehealth visits for our patients which is a video visit that lets you talk to our doctors face to face in real time.

Here’s a quick overview of what you need to know:

  • You can use any web enabled device including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computer.
  • Telehealth visits are available during our regular clinic hours from 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. However availability may be limited to certain days depending on schedule. Please call 760-259-2324 to schedule your Telehealth visit.
  • Your virtual visits typically takes 15-30 minutes. It will begin promptly at the scheduled time.
  • The video visit may take about 5 minutes to set up. Our staff will help with your set up prior to your appointment if needed.
  • We are currently using Zoom.us for our Telehealth.
  • You will get a link in your email prior to your appointment. You simply click on the link to get connected to the visit.
  • If you are using zoom for the 1st time, you will be asked to open an account and may need to download the zoom app, both of which will take a few minutes to complete.

If Telehealth is not feasible for you, a telephone visit can be scheduled. Please note, telephone visits may not be covered by your health insurance.

Please contact your provider to determine cost for the visit. A deposit may be required depending on your insurance coverage. We would like to continue taking care of your orthopedic needs. Please don’t hesitate to call us for any questions.

Medicare + Telehealth Visit Update as of 10/25

Please be advised as of 10/1/25 the expanded telehealth services have expired. Currently telehealth is only covered for patients that reside in a Healthcare Professional Shortage Area (HPSA). Additionally, the patient could not be in their home or home setting to receive telehealth services.

There are only a few instances where patients would be able to receive telehealth services at any location in the U.S., including their home, and they are as follows:

  • Treatment for Monthly End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) visits for home dialysis
  • Services for diagnosis, evaluation, or treatment of symptoms for an acute stroke
  • Services for diagnosis, evaluations, or treatment of a mental and/or behavioral health disorder in your home

If the patient is seeing treatment for any other services other than those three listed above, the patient must be in an office or medical facility that is located in a rural area.

Reference link from CMS

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