The medical center will provide telemedicine appointments for a variety of services, including to help patients with gynecologic concerns, lab result questions and follow up, imaging results, and initial consultations for specialty services.
“We hear from our patients every day about their busy schedules and managing their family,” Women’s Excellence President Jonathan Zaidan, MD, said in a news release. “Our goal in creating this telemedicine program is to allow women to visit with us when and where it is convenient for them.”
Women’s Excellence specializes in injuries and conditions related to obstetrics and gynecology including robotic surgery, oncology and endometriosis.
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