Remote Care

Telehealth at Coral Clinic.

All consultations are conducted via telehealth using Google Meet — secure, HIPAA-compliant, and available to patients in eligible states.

The Process

How a telehealth visit works.

01

Book your appointment

Select a time using the online booking page. You'll receive a confirmation and a Google Meet link immediately.

02

Complete intake

Before your appointment, you may be sent a brief intake form. Complete it in advance so the visit stays focused on your clinical needs.

03

Join the video call

At your appointment time, click the Google Meet link. No app download required — works in any browser on any device.

04

Physician consultation

Dr. Kim conducts the evaluation. If labs or follow-up are indicated, you will receive instructions directly following the visit.

05

Follow-up care

Follow-up appointments are scheduled as needed. Care plans are adjusted over time based on your response and evolving clinical picture.

The Platform

Google Meet

All Coral Clinic telehealth visits are conducted via Google Meet — the same platform used by healthcare systems across the country for HIPAA-compliant video care.

No app download required Works on phone, tablet, or computer HIPAA-compliant within Google Workspace Waiting room enabled — you control access Secure, encrypted video connection

What to expect

Telehealth visits at Coral Clinic are structured the same as in-person visits. The physician reviews your history, discusses your goals, and makes clinical recommendations — all via video.

30-minute initial consultations Follow-up visits as clinically indicated Labs ordered to your nearest draw site if needed Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy if appropriate Visit summary sent to your email
Schedule Now

Ready to connect?

Book a 30-minute consultation. A Google Meet link will be sent immediately upon booking.

Book via Google Calendar View Booking Page
FAQ

Common questions.

Which states are eligible for telehealth?
Dr. Kim is licensed in Florida. Telehealth services are currently available to patients located in Florida at the time of the visit. State licensing requirements apply.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Google Meet runs in any modern web browser. You do not need to create a Google account or download any software. Simply click the link sent to you at booking.
Is this covered by insurance?
Coral Clinic currently operates as a direct-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Payment is collected at the time of booking. A receipt can be provided for out-of-network reimbursement if your plan allows it.
Can prescriptions be sent to my pharmacy?
Yes, when clinically appropriate. Prescriptions are sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy. Prescribing decisions are made solely by the physician based on your evaluation.
How do I prepare for my visit?
Have any recent lab results available if you have them. Be in a private, quiet location. Have a list of your current medications. No other preparation is required.
What if I need labs?
Lab orders will be sent to your email following the visit. You can complete them at any LabCorp or Quest location near you. Results are reviewed by Dr. Kim and discussed at a follow-up visit.