Chronic age-related back pain can stop you in your tracks. Get your life back and the pain relief you deserve with proven treatments that restore function and quality of life.
The ability to consult with a specialist over the phone or through a video conference is vital now more than ever. As an adjunct to in-person consultations, telemedicine offers a unique and convenient approach to connecting with our providers to review test results and discuss symptoms and recommendations for further care.
Here’s how telemedicine can help you stay connected with us and on top of your health.
Telemedicine is a rapidly growing area that gives health care providers the ability to diagnose and treat patients using telecommunications technology. With many states implementing temporary “stay-at-home” orders to reduce the risk and spread of COVID-19, telemedicine bridges the gap to help patients maintain access to vital services.
At The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas, new and existing patients can use their mobile device to schedule and attend remote appointments with our board-certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Thomas Jones II.
As a telemedicine provider, Dr. Jones follows the same evidence-based clinical guidelines as when you visit him in person at our offices in Houston, Perland, and Lake Jackson, Texas. And a telemedicine appointment allows you to remain in the comfort and safety of your home or office.
Telemedicine offers much more than convenience. Individuals with neck and back pain often have decreased mobility, and it may require extra care and effort to attend in-person appointments. If you have a neck or spine condition or are experiencing pain, the ability to access care remotely means you won’t have to worry about aggravating your symptoms with travel.
With telemedicine, you can have your questions and concerns about your care answered without the need to wait weeks for an in-person appointment. Whether you’ve been diagnosed and are awaiting surgery, or you’re recovering from a recent surgical procedure, Dr. Jones II can answer questions about conditions such as:
While physical exams are an important part of diagnosing spine and joint conditions, patients can address various aspects of care through televisits. Here are just a few things we can do through telemedicine:
The Spine Institute of Southeast Texas is expanding telemedicine services in order to continue to meet the needs of patients with spine, joint, and musculoskeletal conditions who live in our area.
Telemedicine appointments typically begin with speaking to our nurse practitioner Beverly Oguayo. From there patients connect with Dr. Jones II for patient-centered remote care.
Take advantage of televisits to continue your spine and joint care. Book your televisit here or call the office nearest you to request a telemedicine appointment today.
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