Start with a conversation
Many people hurt in a crash do not want to sit in a waiting room, or cannot get in to see their own doctor for weeks. A telemedicine visit lets you talk with Dr. Stowe the same way you would in the clinic: what happened, where it hurts, what you can and cannot do right now.
From there you get a plan. Sometimes that plan is home care and equipment. Sometimes it is an in-person exam or imaging. Either way, you know what to do next instead of waiting.
What a telemedicine visit covers
- A review of how the injury happened and your symptoms since
- A guided movement and pain assessment over video
- A care plan you can start at home, with follow-up video visits
- Durable medical equipment shipped to you when your plan calls for it, such as a back brace, neck brace or TENS unit
- A referral for imaging or an in-person exam when video is not enough
- Records kept for your insurance or personal injury claim
Where we see patients
Dr. Stowe is a licensed chiropractor in Texas, Florida and California, so telemedicine visits are available to patients located in those three states. In-person care is at our six North Texas clinics, and by appointment in Miami-Dade County, Southern California and Houston.
Frequently asked questions
Can a chiropractor see me by telemedicine?
Yes, when the chiropractor is licensed in the state where you are located. Dr. Stowe is licensed in Texas, Florida and California, so patients in those states can start with a video visit.
Do I need special equipment for a video visit?
No. A phone, tablet or computer with a camera and a quiet space where you can stand and move is enough. We send the link when your visit is scheduled.
Will I still need to come in person?
Sometimes. If your symptoms or the exam call for hands-on care or imaging, we will tell you during the visit and help you schedule it.
Can equipment be shipped to my home?
Yes. When your care plan includes durable medical equipment such as a back brace, neck brace or TENS unit, it can be shipped to you.