Review the trend
The clinician puts readings, results, symptoms, and goals in context instead of relying on one isolated value.
Online or booking
Online Follow-Up for Stable Chronic Conditions
Follow-up for stable hypertension, type 2 diabetes, or cholesterol.
Clinician-led consultation$150 consultation fee
The $150 consultation fee (tax-exempt) is paid securely online when you book, and payment confirms your selected appointment time. Consultation fees pay for clinician review — prescriptions, notes, and referrals remain at the clinician's discretion. Not for medical emergencies — if this is an emergency, call 911.
About this service
What you can expect
Between annual visits, a clinician can review stable hypertension, type 2 diabetes, or cholesterol, discuss medications, home readings, and recent laboratory results, and determine whether next steps can stay virtual or require in-person care. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription, requisition, renewal, or follow-up.
How this service works
This service can be handled online or via a booked appointment, depending on your situation and clinician recommendation.
Clinician discretion. All prescriptions, notes, requisitions, and treatment plans are provided only when clinically appropriate and at the clinician's discretion.
Not for emergencies. If this is a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Some concerns may require in-person care.
Process
Step by step
- 1
Share your history
Your diagnosis, current medications, and recent readings or labs.
- 2
Clinician review
A licensed clinician reviews the information and discusses whether plan changes may be appropriate.
- 3
Possible next steps
The clinician explains which next steps, if any, are clinically appropriate. A request does not guarantee a requisition, renewal, or follow-up.
Focused follow-up between your usual visits
Turn readings, results, and medication questions into a useful visit.
For stable, already-diagnosed hypertension, type 2 diabetes, or high cholesterol, a virtual visit can focus on one practical priority. It complements existing care; it does not replace your family doctor, specialist, or an in-person examination when one is needed.
Request chronic-condition follow-upThe clinical consultation is $150 and tax-exempt. Laboratory fees, if any, are billed separately.
Prepare the details that show a trend
- Your diagnosis, the clinician or team following it, and the priority you want to address
- Your medications, doses, side effects, refill timing, and any difficulty following the plan
- Recent home readings and laboratory or imaging results you already have
- Any new symptom, meaningful change, or recommendation since your last follow-up
What the visit may help clarify
Reconcile medications
You can discuss doses, side effects, renewals, and barriers. Any change depends on the clinical assessment.
Choose the next step
The clinician explains whether follow-up can remain virtual or needs testing, an examination, your usual care team, or urgent care.
Not a replacement for continuous or emergency care
A new diagnosis, an unstable condition, or a sudden, severe, or rapidly worsening symptom needs in-person or urgent assessment. A request does not guarantee a prescription, renewal, requisition, or treatment change. Call 911 for a medical emergency.
Province-aware context, national service
Where you are and what you need determine whether care can stay virtual.
This national page describes the same service across supported provinces. The resources below add Québec and Ontario context without changing the service’s clinical criteria, price, or limitations.
Québec
Review MedVibe’s supplemental Québec resource and the government’s explanation of how telehealth is regulated.
Ontario
An Ontario government resource describes virtual visits as a supplement to in-person care, not a replacement.
Canadian clinical reference points
Guidelines can prepare the conversation; they are not a self-treatment plan.
Related health topics
Explore concerns connected to this service
Read patient-friendly guidance on concerns that may lead someone to request this service. A clinician still determines what care is appropriate.
Questions
Common questions about Chronic Disease Follow-Up
No — we complement primary care. We help you stay on track between visits and share records with your family doctor with your consent.
A clinician can review medication questions. Any adjustment depends on the assessment, and significant changes may require in-person care.
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