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Delivering the same level of world-class care, with exceptional convenience.

Video Visits are virtual appointments with a trusted Weill Cornell Medicine provider, offering you the opportunity to interact with a physician in a face-to-face experience. It's a simple, convenient way to stay in touch and manage your health concerns from your home or office. Log into  Connect  to schedule a Video Visit appointment with a member of your care team.    

For all Video Visits, you must be present in a state where your physician is licensed for practicing. If you will not be in New York State at the time of your video visit, please confirm with your physician’s office that they are licensed to provide virtual care in your residing state. Weill Cornell Medicine physicians who offer Video Visits to patients in Florida have registered with the Florida Board of Medicine as  out-of-state telehealth providers.    

Many Weill Cornell Medicine physicians offer urgent video visits for new or existing patients. Please log in to Connect for scheduling availability.  

If your provider is not available, or for Virtual Urgent Care, please visit  Weill Cornell Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine  for more information.  

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How it works.

Call the phone number listed below.

Available for both Apple and Android devices!

After scheduling, you will receive instructions on how to create an account.

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Below is the full list of participating specialties. Please contact your physician’s office to schedule a Video Visit with your trusted provider.

Frequently asked questions.

What is a Video Visit?

Video Visits enable patients to complete appointments virtually — helping patients access care more conveniently.  

Using a mobile device, the Weill Cornell Medicine app, and a secure internet connection, patients speak with a Weill Cornell Medicine provider one-on-one, receiving the same high-quality care as an in-person appointment.  

Does my physician offer Video Visits?

Video Visits are available to new and existing patients at Weill Cornell Medicine. To schedule with an existing provider, please log into Connect for scheduling availability. If you would like to schedule an initial Video Visit with a provider, please visit the clinical services page to review participating specialties.  

Can I schedule a Video Visit for my child?

Yes. If your child is currently a patient with a Weill Cornell Medicine pediatrician, you can schedule a follow-up Video Visit virtually using Connect or by calling your pediatrician’s office.  

If your child is not an existing patient, schedule your first visit with Primary Care Pediatrics.

Which conditions are treated with Video Visits?

Video Visits may be available for urgent or same day care for illnesses such as sore throat, cough, fever, diarrhea and vomiting, rash, urinary tract infection, conjunctivitis (pinkeye) and many other acute symptoms that do not require a standard physical exam.   

A video visit may also be appropriate for post-surgical follow-up, prescription refills, and management of chronic medical problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure, behavioral health issues such as depression and anxiety, and many others.  

If you are uncertain whether your symptoms are appropriate for a video visit, check with your providers’ office.  

Do you offer Virtual Urgent Care services?

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911. Virtual Urgent Care and Video Visits are for non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries only.  

Many WCM providers are available for initial or follow-up visits, both urgent and routine, through Video Visits. Please log in to Connect to schedule .  

For after-hours visits or Virtual Urgent Care services, please visit Weill Cornell Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine for more information on offerings.  

Does my insurance cover Video Visits?

Video Visits have the same insurance coverage as in-person appointments. Your copay is the same and your deductible still applies. Please contact your provider for more information about cost and insurance coverage.  

Will I be able to speak to my physician during a Video Visit?

Yes. You will speak one-on-one with a Weill Cornell Medicine provider. You will receive the same high-quality care as an in-person appointment.  

How do I schedule a Video Visit?

If you or your child are not currently a patient at Weill Cornell Medicine, schedule your first appointment .  

If you are an existing patient, you can schedule through Connect or call your provider’s office directly to assist you in scheduling your Video Visit. Similar to an in-person appointment, you will also receive the same reminders.  

Virtual Care

Health care at your fingertips..

St. Luke’s virtual care program means personalized health care at your convenience. Now you can access our services on your schedule–all from your phone, tablet, or computer. So whether you’re scheduling online doctor visits or needing immediate medical attention, take advantage of St. Luke’s telehealth today.

St. Luke’s has a growing number of providers that offer services through our telehealthcare program.

Virtual urgent care.

Want shorter wait times? Need immediate medical treatment? Here’s an easy way to get care fast.

Virtual Scheduled Care

Want less travel time? Need more flexible scheduling? Here’s another way to connect with your provider.

Note: Virtual doctor visits shouldn’t be used during an emergency. If you’re experiencing any life-threatening conditions, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Make virtual care part of your plan..

See providers face-to-face using your camera.

View test results through our integrated network.

Request refills on select prescription medications.

Providers can access you detailed medical records.

How can I connect to a provider virtually?

St. Luke’s offers two types of virtual care: virtual scheduled care and virtual urgent care:

• Virtual scheduled care–This care allows you to schedule with a specific provider. Before the scheduled time (30 minutes), your appointment will become available in MyChart or through the link sent to you.
• Virtual urgent care–This care doesn’t require scheduling. Instead, you can simply initiate a visit using the “Connect Virtually” button on the mobile app.

How do I manage my notifications?

There are several options for managing how St. Luke’s communicates with you. To manage notifications, follow these steps:

• Open the St. Luke’s mobile app.
• Tap the “More” icon at the bottom of the screen.
• Tap on “Communication Preferences”.

To enable or disable push notifications, follow these steps:

• Tap “Advanced Settings”.
• Use the “Notifications” toggle to enable or disable the feature.

Note: Enabling push notifications will add your device name to the “My Devices” list at the bottom of the screen.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Scheduling an appointment is quick and easy! You can either call the office you want to schedule with or use the St. Luke’s mobile app. To use the app, follow these steps:

• Tap the “Find Care” icon at the bottom of the screen.
• Search for locations and providers to schedule with.

If you have a primary care provider or care team assigned to you, then follow these steps:

• Tap the “MyChart” icon at the bottom of the screen.
• Tap the provider icon to schedule directly.

How do I change my password?

To change your password, follow these steps:

• Tap the “Sign In Options” button.
• Tap the “Update Password” link.

How do I reset my password?

To reset your password, follow these steps:

• Tap “Forgot Password” on the sign-in screen.
• Enter your email address.
• Answer your security question.
• Choose a new password.

My account is locked - how do unlock it?

To unlock your account, follow these steps:

• Tap the “Unlock My Account” link.
• Enter the code that is emailed to you to confirm your identity.

How do I update my security questions?

To update your security questions, follow these steps:

• Tap “Profile & Account Settings”.
• Tap the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen.
• Select “Update Security Questions”.

Can I view my family’s medical information?

With their permission, MyChart proxy access allows you to view medical records for both your family and anyone you care for. However, you must be at least 18 or older to use this feature.

To give someone access to your medical record, follow these steps:

• Tap the “Invite Friends and Family” icon.

We recommend granting access to either a family member or friend in case you need assistance managing your care.

Can I access MyChart if I’m outside the US?

For security reasons, St. Luke's doesn't allow internet access to the web outside the US. Please call 1-866-STLUKES (785-8537) , option 5 for support.

As a precautionary measure, we recommend downloading your COVID-19 information before you leave the country. You can download your Covid information to your health wallet app (Apple) or as a PDF, which includes a QR code and is compatible with Apple and Android.

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How to join a scheduled video visit at kaiser permanente .

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Get ready to connect to care

Video visits are a convenient way for you to get the care you need without leaving home. Before your visit, you’ll want to check a few things to make sure your computer or mobile device is set up to connect to your care team. Please note that these instructions are for scheduled video visits only, including one-on-one visits with a clinician, group visits, and group classes. The process is a little bit different for 24/7 virtual care visits .

Video visits are hosted by Zoom. Zoom offers features for members who may need additional support during their video visit, including automated captioning, Sign Language interpreters, spoken language interpreters, and real-time captioning.

Are you on a computer?

If your computer has a working camera and audio, you can use it for your video visit. See the instructions below.

Make sure you have a strong internet connection

You can connect using Wi-Fi or a wired internet connection. Make sure you have a strong connection and good internet speed. If other people in your home are online, it might affect your video quality — especially if they’re using streaming services, like watching videos or playing video games online.

Join your video visit

It’s easy to join a video visit with a desktop or laptop computer that’s connected to the internet.

You’ll need to make sure:

• Your camera, microphone, and speakers are working
• You’re using a supported browser, Chrome™ or Safari®
• Your operating system is up to date

You’ll have 2 opportunities to test your camera, microphone, and speakers:

• Test your equipment before your visit at zoom.us/test  .
• Test your equipment as you join your video visit. Join a few minutes early for the best experience.

Then follow these steps:

For the best experience, download Zoom at zoom.us/download  . You can also join your video visit using your internet browser.

Sign in at kp.org and find your video visit by clicking “Appointments” and scrolling down to find the appointment you want to join.

Select your appointment to connect to your care team. You’ll be able to join your visit as long as the “Join” button is blue.

What if my care team emailed me a link?

If you got a video visit invitation by email, simply click the link in the email. Then confirm your identity and accept the terms and conditions to connect to your visit. If your clinician or instructor hasn’t joined yet, you may be put into a virtual waiting room until they arrive.

Are you on a mobile device?

If your mobile device has a working camera and audio, you can use it for your video visit. See the instructions below.

You can connect using Wi-Fi or at least 3 bars of LTE cellular service. Make sure you have a strong connection and good internet speed. If other people in your home are online, it might affect your video quality — especially if they’re using streaming services, like watching videos or playing video games online.

It’s easy to join your video visit using an iPhone®, iPad®, or Android™ device. If you’re using an iPhone, make sure it’s no more than 4 generations old.

Follow these steps:

For the best experience, download the Zoom app from the App Store® or on Google Play™.

Sign in to the Kaiser Permanente app* and tap “Appointments” to view your scheduled appointments.

Select your visit and tap to connect to your care team. You’ll be able to join your visit as long as the “Join” button is blue.

What if my care team emailed or texted me a link?

If you got a video visit invitation by text or email, simply tap the link in the invitation. Then confirm your identity and accept the terms and conditions to connect to your visit. If your clinician or instructor hasn’t joined yet, you may be put into a virtual waiting room until they arrive.

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Have questions.

We’re here to help. Simply call this support phone number, Monday through Friday from 4:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific time.

Northern California 1-844-216-5769  (TTY 711 )

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*If you don't have the Kaiser Permanente app yet, you can download it at no cost from the App Store or on Google Play. You'll need to be registered on kp.org to sign in.

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Video Visits

Answers in real time, on your time, what is a video visit.

Sometimes, you want to talk about your health concerns with a clinician without leaving your home. Video Visits with a Scripps provider give you the trusted medical advice you need in real time.

Primary care

We offer On-Demand and scheduled primary care Video Visits. Please choose an option below to get started, or read below to learn more about which option is right for you. You will access all Video Visits through the MyScripps patient portal. If you don’t have an account, sign up for MyScripps now .

On-Demand visit

If you are currently a primary care patient with Scripps Clinic or Scripps Coastal Medical Group, same-day On-Demand Video Visits are available with a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician assistant. A team of providers is ready to diagnose and treat you from the privacy of your home or other location. It is not necessary to make an appointment. Simply login to MyScripps and begin an On-Demand visit. You will be assigned a provider based on availability at the time you begin your visit. 

Start primary care On-Demand video

How to join your primary care On-Demand Video Visit:

It’s easy to get started with with an On-Demand Video Visit on your computer, smart phone or tablet. 

• Go to MyScripps - Video Visits are available on both MyScripps.org and the MyScripps mobile app. You can download the free MyScripps app from the iPhone App Store or Android Google Play Store .
• Select On-Demand Primary Care Video Visit. 
• Select Reason for Primary Care Video Visit.
• Select next available provider.
• You will be notified by text or email to begin your visit.

Scheduled visit

Video Visits with our primary care physicians and specialists are also available by appointment. You can schedule online with most primary care doctors, or call the office to schedule a video visit.

Schedule an appointment

How to join your scheduled Video Visit:

To start your Video Visit follow these steps at least 15 minutes before your appointment.

• Go to MyScripps  - Video Visits are available on both MyScripps.org and the MyScripps mobile app. You can download the free MyScripps app from the iPhone App Store or Android Google Play Store .
• eCheck-in - From Appointments , find your Video Visit and click eCheck-In. Answer questions about your medical history, medications and more. 
• Begin visit - From Appointments, find your Video Visit and click to open that visit.

Once you and your doctor join the Video Visit, your conversation will take about 20-30 minutes for a primary care or specialist visit. Your doctor will ask questions about your health and see firsthand any symptoms you’re worried about, like a rash. They may explain any recent lab results or imaging, if you had those done before your appointment. They will tell you their treatment recommendations and, if needed, send a prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.

Family members and caregivers in different locations can also take part in your Video Visit. Read about this option in our virtual care FAQs . 

Scripps HealthExpress

Video Visits with HealthExpress are a good option for minor illnesses and injuries. (See the symptom list below.) The on-demand option lets you see a provider right away, and the scheduled option allows you to choose a time to see an available provider.

Same-day, On-Demand visit

Video Visits with HealthExpress are a good option for minor illnesses and injuries. See the symptom list below. The On-Demand option allows you to wait for the next available provider.

Start On-Demand video

How to join your HealthExpress On-Demand Video Visit:

• Go to MyScripps  - Video Visits are available on both MyScripps.org and the MyScripps mobile app. You can download the free MyScripps app from the iPhone App Store or Android Google Play Store .
• Select On-Demand HealthExpress Video Visit. 
• Select Reason for HealthExpress Video Visit.

Same-day, scheduled visit

Video Visits with HealthExpress are a good option for minor illnesses and injuries. (See the symptom list below.) The scheduled option allows you to choose a time to see an available provider.

Schedule a same-day visit

How to join your same-day, scheduled visit:

It’s easy to start a scheduled Video Visit with a HealthExpress provider on your computer, smart phone or tablet. 

• Select Appointments. 
• Select HealthExpress Video.
• Choose a time - Select from upcoming times. When your appointment time arrives, use the MyScripps app to complete eCheck-in to start your Video Visit.

Once you and the HealthExpress nurse practitioner or physician assistant join the Video Visit, your conversation will take about 10-15 minutes. The nurse practitioner or physician assistant will ask questions about your symptoms and see firsthand the symptoms you’re worried about, like a rash. They will go over treatment recommendations and, if needed, send a prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.

Note: Video Visits are not appropriate for severe or life-threatening symptoms. If you need emergency care, call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Symptoms and conditions

The following can be addressed during a HealthExpress Video Visit.

Please note, COVID-19 screening is available through On-Demand HealthExpress Video Visit only — you cannot schedule ahead.

• Asthma (including medicine refill)
• Athlete’s foot
• Birth control refill (one time)
• Burn (minor)
• Canker sore
• COVID-19 screening
• Cuts/scrapes
• EpiPen refill
• Insect bite
• Low back pain (minor)
• Medicine refill (one time)
• Motion sickness prevention
• Nail infection
• Poison ivy/oak
• Sprains/strains
• Upset stomach
• Urinary tract infection (UTI)
• Yeast infection

Pricing and payment

Cost for a HealthExpress Video Visit varies, depending on whether you use insurance. Check with your insurance plan on whether they will cover your visit. You can pay with a credit or debit card.

For a Primary Care Video Visit or Specialist Video Visit, Scripps will work with your insurance to process the visit before we bill you for any out-of-pocket amount your insurance determines to be your responsibility.

If you have a flexible spending account, your fee may be reimbursable. Check with your insurance plan.

More virtual care options

Symptom checker | free.

Assess your symptoms for free and find out where to go for Scripps care.

E-Visit | Up to $30*

Submit a brief questionnaire for a treatment plan from a Scripps provider.

*Prices for most people, depending on insurance. Log in to MyScripps to see your price.

Frequently asked questions about virtual care

If you’re new to virtual care (also called telemedicine), you’ll find our services easy to use in MyScripps. In case you have common questions, we have posted frequently asked questions to help you get started.

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