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Our Most commonly treated conditions via telehealth
Skin Concerns
Patients can leverage virtual consultations with SouthState for their skin concerns, such as rashes, acne, eczema, melasma, wrinkles or fine lines, and suspicious moles. SouthState then provides personalized treatment plans, including prescriptions for topical or oral medications, lifestyle recommendations, and follow-up appointments. Depending on the condition SouthState also offers quick access to over-the-counter solutions and guidance on when in-person visits may be necessary.
Mental Health
Through secure video calls SouthState can help patients manage and diagnose ADHD, anxiety, depression, stress, and other mental health conditions from the comfort of their homes. We break down barriers such as stigma, travel challenges, and scheduling conflicts, making mental health care more inclusive and readily available for individuals seeking support.
Annual Wellness Exams
Through secure video consultations, SouthState can review a patient’s medical history, assess symptoms, and perform visual evaluations, such as checking for swelling, skin changes, or movement limitations. Patients can also use at-home devices like blood pressure monitors, thermometers, or pulse oximeters to provide real-time health data. While some aspects, like listening to the heart or lungs, require in-person tools, SouthState telehealth physicals are a convenient option for routine check-ups, follow-ups, or preliminary assessments, bridging the gap until in-person care is needed.
Cold Symptoms
Through virtual consultations, SouthState can assess symptoms such as cough, congestion, sore throat, and fever by discussing your medical history and current condition. Patients can share details about the onset, severity, and duration of symptoms, and in many cases, providers can visually examine signs like nasal discharge or throat redness via video. With this information, a diagnosis can often be made, and treatment plans, including over-the-counter remedies, prescriptions, or further testing recommendations, can be quickly provided—all without leaving home.