Making a Telehealth Appointment
with a WTMF provider

In this photo, Dr. Kranthi K. Achanta, a general surgeon at WTMF, uses telehealth to conduct a patient appointment through video. A telehealth appointment can also be conducted through a mobile phone or tablet. Click here for frequently asked questions about video visits, and view this document for directions on setting up the Zoom application through MyChart for a desktop or mobile-based video visit.

Due to the shelter-in-place ordinance issued by the state of California, you might be wondering: how can I receive medical care at a Washington Township Medical Foundation location?

For several weeks, we’ve been partnering with public agencies to address the rapidly evolving COVID-19 outbreak. Your health and safety have always been our top priority, and that’s why we’ve implemented precautions and infection control procedures that meet or exceed the CDC's requirements. Washington Township Medical Foundation is open and ready to serve your health care needs and, at the same time, help to ensure your safety and ours.

To help reduce any risk of exposure, we are conducting health visits via phone and video. This means that patients will have a scheduled appointment with their WTMF doctor over a phone, tablet or computer instead of in the doctor's office.

Also known as telemedicine, telephone and video visits are widely used by healthcare systems as a highly regarded alternative to in-person visits. In a telehealth visit, Washington Township Medical Foundation protects your health information through our secure network and communication system. Please call ahead to schedule a telephone/video visit with your doctor. (To view a full list of our locations and phone numbers, click here.)

If it is your first time conducting a telephone/video visit, our well-trained team is ready to help you through the process. Additionally, you can click to view the following resources in order to best prepare your desktop or mobile equipment.

* Frequently asked questions about your video visit
* How to easily set up the Zoom application through MyChart for a desktop or mobile-based video visit

Telephone/video visits are NOT meant for emergencies. Please call your doctor if you:

* Are experiencing symptoms of fever, cough, or shortness of breath
* Have been exposed or come in contact with someone with known exposure to COVID-19

If your symptoms continue to worsen and you are unable to contact your primary care doctor, please seek emergency care.

Thank you for trusting Washington Township Medical Foundation with your health care needs.