Can I schedule a follow-up visit with DrHouse to discuss my lab results?
Yes, you can schedule a follow-up visit with DrHouse to discuss your lab results. To do so, open your visit history in the DrHouse app and click on the ‘Follow Up’ button, or when scheduling a new visit, choose the same doctor from your previous appointment.
Quick Answer
- Yes, follow-up visits are available through the app
- You can review and discuss your lab results with a physician
- The doctor will explain results and next steps
- You may receive treatment, prescriptions, or additional referrals
- Follow-ups can often be scheduled quickly
How Follow-Up Visits Work
After your lab results are ready, you can book a follow-up appointment directly in the DrHouse app. During this virtual visit, a licensed physician will:
- Review your lab results in detail
- Explain what the results mean for your health
- Answer any questions you have
- Recommend treatment, lifestyle changes, or further testing if needed
Follow-up visits are an important part of care, especially when lab testing is involved.
When to Schedule a Follow-Up
You should consider scheduling a follow-up if:
- Your results are abnormal or unclear
- You want a detailed explanation of your results
- You need guidance on next steps or treatment
- You have ongoing symptoms or concerns
Even normal results can be worth reviewing to fully understand your health.
Limitations and What to Know
- A follow-up visit may be a separate appointment
- Timing depends on physician availability
- Not all results require treatment—your doctor will guide you
- Some cases may require in-person care or specialist referral
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