TeleCare Bermuda specializes in providing telehealth services to those who need it the most. Receiving your healthcare virtually allows you more free time to do the things that make you happy. Virtual care delivery models have been proven to improve access to care, improve care coordination, improve clinical outcomes and to increase patient engagement. We work alongside health insurance companies, health organizations, pharmacies and physician offices to assure that our patients receive the highest quality of evidence-based care.

Our Services

TeleCare Bermuda provides 24/7 text, video, email and phone telehealth consultations that are tailored to meet each individualized need. In-person and in-home visits are now available! We specialize in traveler’s healthcare, conceirge medicine, family practice, post-surgical care, health education & coaching and more! Medication delivery is also available to your home, vacation rental or hotel room. Start communicating with us today by booking a visit or specialty package NOW or by sending us an email.

What is telehealth?

Telehealth nursing, telehealth, and nursing telepractice are all interchangeable terms. According to the American Telehealth Association, telehealth is a tool for delivering nursing care remotely to improve efficiency and patient access to healthcare.

Telehealth utilizes telecommunication technology such as video, phone, email, and messaging to provide high-quality care to patients. This is extremely important for those that are traveling and away from home or who need specialized care but do not have access to specialists.

What is telehealth nursing?

Telehealth nurse practitioners often help patients with common health problems and can help determine if patients can be treated without further guidance, need to seek emergency care, or make an in-person appointment with a physician. Telehealth nursing is beneficial not only to the patients, but also to the healthcare system.

Telehealth nurse practitioners have a variety of job responsibilities. These responsibilities may include:

• Providing medical advice for patients with common health issues including the prescription of medications if needed.

• Assisting and consulting with patients over the phone or via video chat services.

• Educating patients on different ways to stay healthy or manage their illness.

• Monitoring patient’s blood pressure, oxygen levels, health rate, respiration, weight and blood glucose.

• Pre-surgical and post-surgical care.

• Scheduling appointments and referring patients to a higher level of care or to specialists.