Consent to Telehealth

Last updated: March 29, 2026

If you choose to proceed to a third-party telehealth provider featured on GLP1 Quest, you may be asked to consent to telehealth services directly with that provider. This page summarizes common telehealth concepts for informational purposes only.

What Telehealth Means

Telehealth generally involves remote communication with a licensed healthcare professional using electronic systems, questionnaires, messaging, phone, or video.

Important Points

• Telehealth may not be appropriate for every patient or every medical issue.
• Providers may determine you are not eligible for treatment.
• Prescriptions are issued only if medically appropriate and permitted by law.
• Technology issues, incomplete questionnaires, or limitations of remote care may affect outcomes.

Emergency Situations

Telehealth services are not a substitute for emergency care. If you believe you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Privacy

Telehealth providers generally maintain their own privacy practices, medical records, and HIPAA compliance obligations. Please review the specific provider’s consent forms and privacy notices before proceeding.

Independent Providers

GLP1 Quest does not provide telehealth services. Any diagnosis, treatment decision, or prescription decision is made solely by the third-party provider you choose to engage.