MinuteClinic patients can now select a virtual E-Clinic visit with a local MinuteClinic provider for nonemergency conditions, including common illnesses, injuries and skin conditions. MinuteClinic is still offering in-person visits.
The new telehealth option is available in Washington, D.C., and the 33 states where MinuteClinic operates. The offering is also under contract with most health insurance plans, according to an April 29 news release.
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