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1. Keep your phone with you. The physician will call you. If you signed up for the quicker “asynchronous” option, the physician will review your chart, and contact the pharmacy with the prescriptions on your behalf, and you will not get a phone call from the physician. You will get an email when the doctor has completed his/her portion and the pharmacy will call you when the prescription is ready.
2. If you miss your phone call, please wait as your information will go back in the queue and you are still scheduled to be called.
3. After your telemedicine consultation, the physician sends the prescription to the pharmacy. The pharmacy will call you. Typically that would be later that same day or the next day. However, demand is so high, there are occasional delays. We prioritize patients with symptoms so please be patient.
4. Although it is temporarily very busy, patients are overwhelmingly very grateful with the service and the ability to take control of their own healthcare needs. We trust the same will be true for you.
5. Payment is your obligation. Health insurance is your own contractual relationship with your insurer and is not a part of this service, although many if not most insurance companies will reimburse you the expense of a telemedicine consultation. However, we will not respond to questions about insurance coverage because we are proud to offer you the opportunity to consult with knowledgeable physicians in exchange for a reasonable fee.
If you have completed the Telemedicine questionnaire and have received an email confirmation, you can expect a call from the doctor or pharmacy within 2-7 days (not counting weekends). AFLDS and their affiliate doctors and pharmacies are working to ensure every patient is served in a prompt and professional manner. However, due to the overwhelming response, we are experiencing delays.
No, you do not need to wait for symptoms before obtaining HCQ or Ivermectin! Because the scientific literature supports early and prophylactic (preventive) treatment, and because there can be difficulty and/or delays in obtaining it, AFLDS physicians recommend that you have medicines on hand in advance, rather than waiting until you experience symptoms.
To get hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin, you can schedule a consultation.
While it seems a simple request, medications prescribed by the doctor may not be changed. Please note, according to the doctors, Ivermectin and HCQ are equally effective. Also, be aware that prescriptions differ by doctor and/or by state, and are subject to requirements and restrictions on quantity. Ivermectin is more expensive and must be taken more frequently and is currently not used for long-term prophylaxis due to expense.
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The medication cost varies depending on your location in the USA. For more information, contact the pharmacy. Their contact information was provided to you in an email or text confirming that your prescription was sent to the pharmacy and they will be able to help you.
Please contact the telemedicine physicians regarding questions on dosage, refills, and the pricing of all medications.
We are experiencing very high demand which may cause a delay in responses. We are always working diligently to provide replies to your emails, calls, and patient requests. If you are already a current patient with questions about your Telemed consult, please email: aflds@encoretelemedicine.net. With questions about your prescription, please use the pharmacy contact information which was provided to you in an email or text confirming that your prescription was sent to the pharmacy and they will be able to help you.
Currently we do not offer location specific referrals. We offer a referral to Speak With an MD, a telemedicine service with hundreds of AFLDS-trained physicians who can provide you with the COVID treatment you may need.
American law only permits prescriptions to be mailed to someone with a U.S. address. In countries that have banned hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin may still be available. In many parts of the world, both of these medicines are over the counter and you can learn proper dosages from reading the COVID-19 Medications page on AFLDS.com.
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