Norton Telehealth
In addition to in-office visits, Norton Healthcare is now offering virtual care so you can get the same quality care you need from your Norton Healthcare provider without having to leave home. Simply call your provider’s office to determine if a telehealth appointment is appropriate for your needs or access Norton eCare for minor illnesses. Norton Telehealth is available for current patients and qualifying new patients.
Primary and Specialty Care
- Visit with your personal provider (weekdays)
- Connect via a secure video connection
- Contact your provider’s office for scheduling
- Billable through your insurance
Norton eCare
- Virtual urgent care for minor illnesses
- Schedule anytime 24/7 for patients age 2 and older
- Choose between a video visit or eVisit
- Most insurance accepted; self-pay options available
Pediatric Primary and Specialty Care
- Visit with your child's provider's office (weekdays)
- Connect via a secure video connection
- Contact your pediatrician’s office for scheduling
- Billable through your insurance
Your Personal Access to Our Providers Online
Prepare today. Download our free Norton Healthcare mobile app to access all secure telehealth options with our providers and manage your health online.
Norton Telehealth is not for complex, emergency or urgent situations. If your condition is serious or urgent, call your doctor, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
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