What Is Primary Care Telehealth?
Primary care telehealth is video-based, longitudinal medical care for non-acute health needs — the kind of care a family doctor traditionally provides, delivered virtually. At Innocre Telehealth, you connect with our board-certified provider for medication management, preventive consults, follow-ups on existing conditions, and the dozens of small clinical questions that come up in everyday life.
We are most useful as a bridge — for patients between primary care providers, waiting on a specialist, traveling, or simply needing more accessible care than a 6-week wait at a brick-and-mortar clinic allows. We coordinate with your existing PCP whenever you have one, and we make in-person referrals when something genuinely needs hands-on examination.
At $68 for self-pay patients, Innocre Telehealth is designed to be accessible without insurance friction. Visits include unhurried 30-minute default appointments, secure documentation in your patient portal, and prescriptions sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy.
What We Handle in Primary Care Visits
The following are routinely handled via primary care telehealth. If you are unsure whether your need fits, book a visit and your provider will advise — including referring you in-person when that is the right call.
Medication Management
Labs & Preventive
Ongoing & Bridge Care
Need any of the above? We'll get you scheduled quickly.
Book a VisitHow Your Visit Works
Book Online
Choose a time through our Charm EMR portal. Bring your medication list, your PCP's name (if you have one), and any recent labs.
30-Minute Visit
Unhurried HIPAA-compliant video. We review history, medications, recent labs, and the issues you came in for. No 7-minute appointment.
Plan & Follow-Through
Refills sent, labs ordered, referrals made. Documentation in your portal. Care coordinator follows up on labs and pending items.
All visits are conducted by our board-certified provider — a doctoral-trained, nationally board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with full independent prescribing authority in Maryland, Washington, and Delaware.
When Telehealth Is Not the Right Fit
We are committed to clinical honesty. Telehealth primary care is not a complete replacement for in-person care. Please seek an in-person provider for:
- • Annual exams that require hands-on physical assessment (cardiopulmonary auscultation for symptomatic patients, pelvic, breast, or prostate exam)
- • Pediatric care (under age 18) — Innocre is an adult-care practice
- • Conditions requiring controlled substances (ADHD stimulants, benzodiazepines, opioids)
- • Procedures (skin biopsies, joint injections, suture removal, vaccines)
- • New diagnosis of complex chronic disease that requires hands-on evaluation
- • Acute emergencies — call 911 or go to your nearest ER
Your provider will tell you honestly when an in-person visit will serve you better, and refer you accordingly.