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Online care map · North Carolina

Can a Raleigh visit happen online?

As of September 28, 2026, state guidance permits an online first visit that meets the usual care standard. Ask where you will be, who is treating you and how the conversation works.

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Online care rules

Where you sit matters.

A clinician is the person who assesses or treats you. Telehealth means care by a screen, phone or online messages.

  • Give the service the location you will use for the visit.
  • Ask which license permits the clinician to treat you there.
Online care rules

A first visit may be remote.

A live visit happens while both people are online. In a reviewed-later visit, you send information and the clinician responds later.

In plainer words

“Asynchronous” is the term for sending information that someone reviews later. It means you do not have to be online together.

Online care rules

A fixed form is not the whole visit.

Online care rules

Ask what happens after the screen closes.

Ask how to contact the clinician, share new symptoms and arrange a visit in person.

A referral means arranging care with another clinician.

In plainer words

Follow-up means the care conversation that happens after the first visit.

What can you bring to make the visit useful?

Prepare for a visit