Telehealth (video)
Patient joins via the app or a one-tap browser link. The MedMETs scribe runs identically — same transcription, same AI Assist, same documentation flow as in-person consults.
Most telehealth tools are video apps with a clinical wrapper. MedMETs is the other way around: a clinical platform that happens to include video. The consult is the consult, regardless of distance.
The MedMETs scribe doesn't care whether the patient is in the room, on a video call, or on the phone. The note that lands at the end is structurally identical.
Patient joins via the app or a one-tap browser link. The MedMETs scribe runs identically — same transcription, same AI Assist, same documentation flow as in-person consults.
When bandwidth or privacy preferences make video a poor fit, the same session runs voice-only. Patient identity is verified via the app's UR sync; the audit trail stays identical.
When the patient walks into the clinic, the scribe captures the room audio. The patient app still surfaces the pre-consult intake and the post-consult care plan; only the recording method changes.
End-to-end encrypted media. Recording is opt-in per consult and explicit consent is captured in the patient app. Recordings live in the patient's record alongside the note — nowhere else.
Patients open the MedMETs app, the clinician opens the patient record — that's the meeting. No Zoom links, no waiting rooms with a different vendor's branding, no "can you hear me?" because the audio test runs before the call.
Telehealth flows respect the registration and consent rules of the patient's jurisdiction. The platform won't let a clinician complete a consult that breaks a local rule (e.g., interstate prescribing in AU).
Starter covers in-person consults end-to-end. Professional adds integrated telehealth at no per-minute cost — your platform fee covers unlimited sessions.
Test the integrated video flow with a real patient on your next remote consult. We'll provision a trial workspace, set up your house template, and walk you through the first session.