The TeleHealth program connects users to licensed doctors who will provide patients an online form and speak with them via phone or video conferencing. | MatthewINQ
The TeleHealth program, which can be accessed on a public website or downloaded on mobile phones, connects users to licensed doctors who will provide patients an online form and speak with them via phone or video
conferencing.“Marikina residents can now seek medical assistance from the comfort of their homes, and receive medicines at their doorstep to lessen mobility during quarantine,” said Marikina Mayor Marcelino Teodoro.FEATURED STORIES
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