AApex HealthPerformance Biology · Miami

Telehealth Consent

Updated 2026

Informed consent, in plain language.

Telehealth uses secure electronic communication to support consultation, review, care planning, and follow-up. Not every condition or service is appropriate for telehealth.

01. What telehealth is

Telehealth lets a licensed Apex practitioner review your chart, intake, and labs and speak with you over a secure audio or video connection. Prescriptions, referrals, and follow-up scheduling happen through that workflow.

02. Known limits

Remote care has limits. Technology can fail. Physical examination is limited. Some conditions require local urgent or emergency services. Apex is not a substitute for emergency care.

03. What I ask of you

By proceeding with Apex intake, you acknowledge that telehealth is voluntary, that you may be asked to complete identity verification, and that treatment decisions are made only after clinical review. You agree to disclose current medications and relevant history accurately.

04. State availability

Telehealth availability depends on current state licensure. Apex can only onboard residents of states where active practitioner coverage is in place. Your coordinator confirms eligibility during onboarding.