Can I have someone else join my telehealth consultation for support?
Generally, there is no option to have someone else join your telehealth consultation for support on DrHouse, except if you have a child under 18 years old.
Telehealth consultations on DrHouse are designed for one-on-one interactions between the patient and the healthcare provider. If you have specific support needs or if you’d like someone else to be involved, it’s recommended to discuss this with the healthcare provider during the consultation or contact DrHouse customer support for further guidance.
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