RingMD Now Allows People to Get Simple and Quick Advice and Talk to a Doctor Online about Non-Emergency Health Issues
Wednesday, 08 March 2017 11:27 AM
Thanks to RingMD's New Service, People Can Get Advice From Qualified Doctors from Around the World Through a Video Chat
SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE / ACCESSWIRE / March 8, 2017 / RingMD, a top digital online healthcare company, is pleased to announce that they are now offering fast and easy advice from qualified doctors from across the globe. For people who need to talk to a doctor about a non-emergency health concern, RingMD's new service can help to set their minds at ease.
As a spokesperson for RingMD noted, the founders understand that it can be challenging to make an appointment with a traditional doctor. From learning that their usual physician is booked for weeks, to not wanting to drive across town while battling a fever or the stomach flu, it is not always easy or possible to visit a doctor's office.
This knowledge inspired the founders of RingMD to launch their new service, and allow people to make a doctor appointment online with a qualified physician who can offer help and advice. All that is needed is a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
"Maybe you have a persistent cold, need a post-op follow-up, or want a second opinion. No problem," the spokesperson said, adding that from acute needs to general advice, doctors on RingMD are here to help.
"With RingMD, you can quickly get an expert medical opinion, on any non-emergency issue, at any time."
People who wish to learn more about how to use RingMD's innovative service can check out the site at any time. Once they are on the website's user-friendly platform, they can easily schedule a consultation in mere minutes - all for a budget-friendly price.
After describing their symptoms or a particular medical topic in RingMD's search bar, the spokesperson said, people then select the doctor who best suits their needs and request an appointment. Next, people will fill out their medical and billing information and suggest three times that will work for the call.
Once these steps are completed, the selected doctor will get a notification, and he or she will confirm one of the appointment times. One hour before the call will take place, the person will receive an email reminder. At the phone call time, the person simply needs to log onto the site, where he or she will be asked to join the call or video-chat. Once the consultation is over, the person will be charged based on the length of the call.
About RingMD:
RingMD is the leading digital healthcare company on the web today. RingMD is working to help bring access to affordable healthcare to everyone. Through the platform, people can instantly talk to a doctor online using video chat. For more information, please visit https://ring.md/.Contact:
Katya Kroupnik
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SOURCE: RingMD