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Schedule a Virtual Visit

MyChart: stay connected to your child's healthTo take part in a video visit, you’ll need an active MyChart account. Some appointments also require the Zoom app — this is the case for most specialty clinic visits.

New to MyChart? Call 858-966-5999 and choose option 7 to get set up.

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Care from the comfort of home

Video (telemedicine) visits are a convenient way for your family to connect with a Rady Children’s pediatric expert without leaving home. We know that traveling for an appointment can be time-consuming and stressful — with a video visit, the provider comes to you.

All you need is a smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera and a Wi-Fi connection so you and your child’s provider can see and talk with one another. You can feel confident your child will receive the same high-quality, compassionate care they would during an in-person visit.

Services available by video visit

Video visits are offered across a wide range of Rady Children’s services, including:

Primary care visits

It’s important for your child to keep up their relationship with their pediatrician, so your pediatrician may recommend coming in for certain appointments. If you’d like a video visit with your child’s pediatrician, reach out to their office for scheduling information.

Specialty clinic visits

During a specialty video visit, the clinician can review your child’s symptoms, refill or order medications, answer your questions, provide instructions and discuss next steps. Many parts of a physical exam can be done using your smart device with guidance from the provider. Because they have full access to your child’s Rady Children’s medical record, they can also order lab tests, imaging studies and prescriptions as needed.

Launching your video visit

For step-by-step instructions, see these tip sheets:

Ready to schedule? For details on setting up a video visit, contact the clinic or program you’d like to schedule with.

Learn more about telehealth in this KidsHealth article.