refaur.blogg.se - First time doctor appointment

The Eye Service is open to all MIT students and all employees and their family members who are covered by an MIT-sponsored health plan - either the MIT Traditional Health Plan or the MIT Choice Plan. For urgent eye issues, call us 24 hours a day at 61. Eye appointments are scheduled several weeks in advance. To make an appointment for a vaccination, call the Primary Care Service at 61, or call your PCP’s office directly. Depending on your insurance coverage, you may have a copay or receive a bill when you get a vaccination. You can get most routine vaccinations at MIT Medical. Then we’ll make an appointment for you with a clinician who is appropriate for your needs. You’ll speak with one of our clinicians to briefly discuss your concerns. To make an appointment, call 61 during regular weekday hours. Student Mental Health and Counseling Services is available for telehealth visits only. Student Mental Health and Counseling Services Our Urgent Care Service is open 8 a.m.–8 p.m., Monday–Friday and 10 a.m.– 4 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays. Describe your symptoms in detail, so we can give you advice about what to do next. Call your PCP’s office directly to make the appointment. Or if you have a HealthELife account, you can request an appointment online.Ĭall us at 61, day or night.If you are sick or hurt, we can schedule an appointment with our Urgent Care Service. Plan ahead. Appointments for routine checkups need to be made ahead of time.If you don’t have a PCP, you’ll need to select one before making your appointment (and remember, you can change your PCP at any time for any reason). Your routine checkup (or physical exam) will be with your primary care provider (PCP). That way, we can schedule enough time for you with the right clinician.

Tell us as much as you can about why you are making the appointment.

If you’ve already chosen a primary care provider (PCP), just call your PCP’s office directly, and explain what you need.

Will this be your first appointment at MIT Medical? Maybe you need a routine checkup or a shot? Perhaps you need to get a prescription or you have a health concern you want to discuss? It’s pretty simple to make an appointment:

Don’t forget your mask. During your visit, keep your mask on at all times, unless otherwise instructed. Massachusetts requires masks in all healthcare settings, including MIT Medical.

It’s best to come alone. If you need to bring someone to your appointment, limit yourself to one companion.

If you have an in-person visit at MIT Medical, here’s what you need to know. We have protocols in place to minimize the spread of COVID‑19. Not sure what type of appointment you need? Just give us a call, and we’ll help.īecause some states have laws restricting the provision of telehealth services across state lines, MIT Medical’s telehealth services are available only to patients who are physically located in Massachusetts at the time of the appointment. Everything you need to know is right here. Need a checkup? Not feeling well? Getting the care you need starts with scheduling the correct type of appointment.