Telehealth Disclaimer
Last Updated: April 2026
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Everwell Primary Care PLLC offers secure telehealth services for eligible patients located in Washington State at the time of their visit.
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What Telehealth Means
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Telehealth allows you to meet with your healthcare provider using secure audio and/or video technology instead of an in-person office visit.
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Patient Location Requirement
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You must be physically located in Washington State during your telehealth appointment in order to receive care through Everwell Primary Care.
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Technology Requirements
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To participate in a telehealth visit, you may need:
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A smartphone, tablet, or computer
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Internet or cellular connection
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Camera and microphone access
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A private location for your visit
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Limitations of Telehealth
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Telehealth may not be appropriate for every medical concern. Some conditions may require:
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in-person evaluation
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urgent care
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emergency room care
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referral to a specialist
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Not for Emergencies
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Telehealth services through Everwell Primary Care are not intended for emergencies.
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If you are experiencing:
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chest pain
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shortness of breath
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stroke symptoms
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suicidal thoughts
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severe allergic reaction
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or any other medical emergency
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Call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room.
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Privacy and Security
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Everwell Primary Care takes reasonable steps to protect your privacy during telehealth visits. However, no technology can guarantee complete security, and patients are encouraged to join visits from a private, secure location whenever possible.
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Consent
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By scheduling and participating in a telehealth appointment, you acknowledge that you understand the nature and limitations of telehealth services.
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Formal telehealth consent may also be completed separately through patient intake or electronic forms before treatment.
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Questions
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If you have questions about telehealth services, please contact:
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Everwell Primary Care PLLC
Email: everwellprimarycare@gmail.com
Phone: 206-822-2210