You can use a web browser on your computer or an app on a mobile device to start a video visit. Mobile devices are preferred, because the MyChart app makes it easy to access your visit and most mobile devices already have the appropriate camera and microphone setup for video visits.
If your appointment has been converted from an in-person visit to a MyChart video visit, you can easily access your appointment by following these instructions.
Complete the following step as soon as your video visit is scheduled
Get started about 15 minutes before your appointment
Start your video appointment
Complete the following step as soon as your video visit is scheduled
Get started about 15 minutes before your appointment
Start your video appointment
If you are unable to connect to your appointment, please contact your provider or call 877-361-0111, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Disable pop-up blockers on your mobile device or computer if prompts do not appear.
Use your fastest data connection for best results. This could be your cellular data or Wi-Fi. *Standard data rates apply
If possible, make sure you are in a well-lit room that is quiet and private from other children not having the visit. It helps to have a flash light or to be near a window or other well-lit area.
If you already have the MyChart app and the VidyoConnect app on your mobile device, please make sure that you have the most current version by checking for app updates on your mobile device.
You can join your video visit up to 30 minutes before your appointment start time.
Language Services will be available for patients needing interpretation assistance.
Patients must be physically located in Texas in order to complete a video visit.
Your mobile device or computer must have a video camera connected to or built in camera on the device you are using for your video visit.
Make sure your device is plugged in or fully charged.
Have headphones available if you need privacy or are hearing impaired.
Hold your phone horizontal for the best user experience.
Please be advised that an video visit is considered office visit, and may result in a co-pay charge according to your insurance coverage. For further information on insurance and billing please click here.