Health Insurance in Long Island City, NY

With more than 127 years of combined medical experience working in and owning 6 Walk In centers throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, the WeHealth team has spent their entire careers trying to improve the lives of our patients and the experiences they have when seeking medical attention.
Through months of discussions, development, research and rework, we perfected our subscription-based mobile and in-house clinical support system and began rolling it out to clinics all over the country.
Today, we are proud to say that WeHealth is being used by thousands of patients across the country to help analyze, diagnose and treat medical ailments ranging from GYN needs to minor check-ups to X-ray services, cardiology evaluations, podiatry, nutritionist consultations, allergy testing, vascular studies and hundreds of other procedures.

Telemedicine was created as a way to treat patients who were located in remote places, far away from local health facilities or in areas of with shortages of medical professionals.
Today, it’s increasingly becoming a tool for convenient medical care. Patients wants to waste less time in the waiting room at the doctor, and get immediate care for minor but urgent conditions when they need it.
Telemedicine is simply defined as, “the remote delivery of healthcare services“.
There are 3 common types of telemedicine:
Interactive Medicine – which allows patients and physicians to communicate in real-time while maintaining HIPAA compliance, usually done through an app that allows for video chat.
Store and Forward – which permits providers to share patient information with a practitioner in another location.
Remote Patient Monitoring – which allows remote caregivers to monitor patients that reside at home by using mobile medical devices to collect data (e.g. blood sugar or blood pressure).