School Telemedicine Program
Quick and Convenient
At Shannon, we understand that the health of your child is of the utmost importance. We also understand that taking time off work when your child suddenly gets sick at school isn’t always easy. With the Shannon School Telemedicine Program, your child can get the care they need without making a trip to an urgent care clinic and having to sit in a waiting room.
Careful and Confidential
Shannon’s School Telehealth Program lets your child see a doctor through computer and video technology in the school nurse’s office. Using specialized equipment, physicians from the Shannon Pediatric Clinic can listen to your child’s heart, look into their ears and throat and assess any other symptoms. If necessary, the Shannon provider will call in a prescription to your chosen pharmacy. Parents who wish to listen to their child’s appointment may do so via phone. You can sign up for access to your child’s records at shannonmychart.com and see all information from the visit.
Conditions That Can Be Treated:
Illnesses that you would normally visit an urgent care clinic for can be treated virtually through the telemedicine program. These include:
- Earaches
- Abrasions and scrapes
- Asthma
- Fever
- Strep Throat
- Allergies
- Coughs and colds
- Flu
- Head lice
- Rashes and minor skin infections
- Pink eye
Pre-Registration and Cost of Service
Parents must complete registration paperwork each year to enroll their child into the program. There is no cost to enroll in this program. If your child has a visit, we will bill your insurance and any required co-pay amounts after the visit. Those without insurance will receive a self-pay discount and be billed after the visit.
New!
You can now complete registration for your child online. Click the link below:
- English
https://eform.pandadoc.com/?eform=ecdbc3ff-3379-464d-a6c7-38aaa9c52cd3
- Spanish
https://eform.pandadoc.com/?eform=317e666c-f4c7-4e38-9b3b-e67d46834875
You may also download a copy of the enrollment packet here. Completed forms should be returned to the school nurse at your child's school.