Anywhere in Utah
Telehealth Visits From Home
Secure video visits with Brooke Tuttle, FNP-C, for the whole family, without the drive or the waiting room.
What Telehealth Works Well For
- Colds, coughs, sinus symptoms and sore throats
- Pink eye, rashes and minor skin concerns
- Urinary symptoms
- Birth control conversations
- Period concerns, PCOS and perimenopause
- Postpartum check-ins and feeding questions
- Sick visits for kids, with a parent present
- Teen health conversations
- Follow-up for blood pressure, thyroid and diabetes
- Reviewing lab and imaging results
- Medication questions and refills
- Stress, sleep, mood and anxiety concerns
When You Need to Be Seen in Person
Some care cannot happen over video. If you need any of these, we will tell you and help you arrange it with a local clinic, lab or urgent care.
- Pap tests, pelvic exams and breast exams
- Vaccines
- Newborn weight checks
- Rapid strep, flu or COVID swabs
- Injuries that need to be examined by hand
- Anything urgent or severe
An in-person Sagebrooke clinic in Utah is planned. Once it opens, you will be able to choose either kind of visit.
Getting Ready for Your Visit
A device and a connection
A phone, tablet or computer with a camera, and a steady internet connection.
A private spot
Somewhere quiet where you can talk freely. Good light helps when we need to look at something.
Be in Utah
You need to be located in Utah at the time of your visit.
Your details
Your medication list, any home readings such as blood pressure, and your questions.
Telehealth Questions
Is a telehealth visit as good as an office visit?+
For many everyday concerns, yes. A video visit lets us talk through your symptoms, look at what can be seen on camera and make a plan. When an exam or test needs hands-on care, we will tell you and help you arrange it.
Will my insurance cover telehealth?+
Many plans cover telehealth visits, but coverage and cost sharing vary. We are completing credentialing now, so contact us and we will help you check your plan.
Can my child have a telehealth visit?+
Yes. A parent or guardian should join the visit with a child. Teens may also have time to talk privately, within Utah law.
What if I need labs or an x-ray?+
We send the order to a lab or imaging center near you, then go over the results with you.
Telehealth is not for emergencies. If you think you are having an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.