# COVID-19 & Long COVID Telehealth | Hamilton Telehealth

> Get provider-reviewed telehealth guidance for COVID-19 questions, recovery concerns, and possible Long COVID symptoms. Emergencies should call 911.

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# COVID and Long COVID guidance with provider review.
Hamilton Telehealth can help patients discuss COVID-related questions, recovery concerns, and possible Long COVID symptoms through a provider-reviewed telehealth visit. Severe or emergency symptoms should be handled through emergency care, not telehealth.
**Format**
Secure telehealth
**Best for**
Non-emergency guidance
**Review**
Provider-reviewed
**Emergencies**
Call 911
## A clearer path for COVID-related concerns.
COVID and post-COVID symptoms can vary widely. Hamilton starts by reviewing your symptoms, timing, risk factors, testing history, and health background to determine appropriate next steps.
- 1 Share your timeline Tell Hamilton when symptoms started, whether you tested, and what has changed.
- 2 Review risk and symptoms A provider reviews your risk factors, severity, medications, and whether telehealth guidance is appropriate.
- 3 Plan next steps Your provider may recommend home care, testing, medication discussion, follow-up, or in-person evaluation.
## Support for symptoms that need context.
COVID-related telehealth guidance can help organize questions about symptoms, recovery, testing discussion, medication options, and when in-person care is needed.
- COVID questions
- Recovery guidance
- Possible Long COVID symptoms
- Testing discussion
- Medication-option review
- Referral guidance
## Questions, answered.
A few common questions about COVID-related symptoms and provider-reviewed next steps.
**Q: What is Long COVID?**
A: CDC describes Long COVID as a chronic condition associated with symptoms that can last weeks, months, or years after COVID-19 infection.
**Q: Can telehealth diagnose Long COVID?**
A: Telehealth can help discuss symptoms and next steps, but diagnosis, testing, referrals, and in-person evaluation depend on provider review.
**Q: Can I get antiviral medication?**
A: Not automatically. Treatment decisions depend on timing, risk factors, clinical appropriateness, medication interactions, and current guidance.
**Q: When should I seek emergency care?**
A: If you have trouble breathing, persistent chest pain, confusion, inability to stay awake, bluish lips or face, or other severe symptoms, seek emergency care.
**Q: What symptoms can continue after COVID?**
A: Long COVID symptoms vary and can include fatigue, breathing problems, cognitive symptoms, sleep problems, and other concerns. A provider can help discuss what applies to your situation.
Hamilton Telehealth is not for COVID-related emergencies. If you have severe symptoms or a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Testing, diagnosis, treatment, and referrals depend on provider review and clinical appropriateness.
## Discuss COVID-related symptoms with a provider.