Do I have to be in the state of Maryland during my tele-visit?
Patients can be seen via telehealth if they are located in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Washington, D.C., or Delaware at the time of their appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
In most cases, yes—telemedicine visits are covered by Medicare and many commercial insurance plans.
- Medicare has extended telehealth coverage through September 30, 2025, including audio-only visits in some situations.
- Private insurers often follow similar guidelines, but coverage can vary by plan.
- Copays and deductibles may still apply, as with in-person visits.
We recommend checking with your insurance provider or contacting our office if you have questions about your specific coverage.
Most commercial insurance plans cover virtual visits the same way they cover in-office appointments. Your usual copay will be collected during the online check-in process.
You’ll receive an email before your visit with instructions to check in through our secure platform. After your visit, we will submit a claim to your insurance.
If your insurance does not cover the service, you will be charged a flat fee of $95.
For the most accurate information, we recommend confirming coverage with your insurance provider in advance.