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Teleconsultation – Virtual Clinic

PRICE

Original price was: ₱ 2,000.00.Current price is: ₱ 1,000.00.

OVERVIEW, TERMS & CONTACT INFO

OVERVIEW

Teleconsultation or virtual clinic visits provide online access to an ophthalmologist through secure video consultation. This service supports follow-up care, triage, medication guidance, and result review. It is convenient and effective for selected eye concerns, while in-person visits remain essential for full examinations.

OCULAR HISTORY AND EXAMINATION

PERSONAL INFORMATION.

Your personal information will be logged into the electronic medical records of ROQUE Eye Clinic.

CLINICAL HISTORY.

Clinical history taking will be performed. Your ophthalmic history, medical history, and family history will be reviewed. Please take note of all the medications that you are currently taking.

PRESCRIPTION GLASSES.

You will be asked to do pre-assessment self-tests with your prescription glasses using the Eye Handbook App.

VISION AND REFRACTION.

Your visual acuity will be taken with and without your prescription eyeglasses. Results of pre-assessment self-tests using the Eye Handbook App will be requested prior to your teleconsultation. All these measurements are critical in determining your best potential visual acuity.

GROSS EXAMINATION.

Your eyelids, eyelashes, and the anterior segment (conjunctiva, cornea, pupil, iris, and lens) of your eye will be examined with a flashlight. This examination is performed to search for lid and lash conditions, corneal diseases, pupil and iris abnormalities, and lens status.

FINGER PALPATION TONOMETRY.

Closed lids are palpated with two fingers. The description would be either soft, normal, or hard. Soft is similar to your lips, normal is similar to the tip of your nose, and hard is similar to your forehead.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS, INCLUSIONS, AND EXCLUSIONS

1. Service includes scheduled virtual consultation and medical advice based on available information.
2. This service does not replace a full in-clinic eye examination.
3. Diagnosis may be limited without physical testing and imaging.
4. Prescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate.
5. Fees may vary by case complexity and duration.
6. Urgent symptoms require immediate in-person or emergency care.
7. Technical failure may require rescheduling.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Dr. Manolette Roque | Dr. Barbara Roque
St. Luke’s Medical Center – Global City
2nd Floor, Units 217-218, Roque Eye Clinic, Medical Arts Building
Rizal Drive cor. 5th Ave, Taguig City 1634, Philippines
+63-917-844-2020
+63-998-998-2020
+63-2-8828-2020
+63-2-8789-7700 ext. 7217
+63-2-8789-7700 ext. 7218

Dr. Manolette Roque | Dr. Barbara Roque
Asian Hospital and Medical Center
5th Floor, Unit 509, Roque Eye Clinic, Medical Office Building
2205 Civic Drive, Alabang, Muntinlupa City 1781, Philippines
+63-917-795-2020
+63-998-997-2020
+63-2-8771-9253
+63-2-8771-9000 ext. 7509

DETAILS

TELECONSULTATION (VIRTUAL CLINIC)

Teleconsultation or Virtual Clinic is a secure online medical consultation service that allows patients to speak with an eye specialist without visiting the clinic in person. Through scheduled video consultation, patients receive professional assessment, guidance, and treatment planning. As a result, this service improves access to expert eye care while saving travel time and reducing exposure risk.

WHAT THIS SERVICE PROVIDES

Teleconsultation connects you with an ophthalmologist using a secure digital platform. During the session, the doctor reviews your symptoms, medical history, prior test results, and available images. Then, the doctor gives medical advice, explains possible diagnoses, and recommends next steps. When appropriate, the doctor may also issue prescriptions, requests for diagnostic tests, or referrals for in-clinic examination.

WHO MAY BENEFIT

This virtual clinic service suits many patients. For example, it helps those with mild eye symptoms, follow-up concerns, medication questions, or post-procedure updates. In addition, it supports busy patients, elderly individuals, and those who live far from the clinic. However, emergency conditions still require immediate in-person evaluation.

COMMON REASONS FOR TELECONSULTATION

1. Eye redness, irritation, or discomfort
2. Blurred vision or visual changes
3. Follow-up after surgery or treatment
4. Medication review and adjustment
5. Second opinion and care planning
6. Review of laboratory or imaging results

HOW THE PROCESS WORKS

First, the patient schedules a teleconsultation appointment. Next, the clinic provides connection instructions and platform details. Before the session, patients should prepare their medication list, prior records, and clear photos or scans if available. During the call, the doctor conducts a structured interview and visual review. Afterward, the clinic sends the medical advice and plan through approved communication channels.

LIMITATIONS OF VIRTUAL CONSULTS

Teleconsultation does not replace a complete eye examination when detailed testing is required. Because some eye diseases need slit lamp evaluation, eye pressure measurement, or retinal imaging, the doctor may recommend an in-person visit. Therefore, virtual consultation works best as an entry point, triage tool, or follow-up method rather than a full diagnostic substitute.

SAFETY AND PRIVACY STANDARDS

The virtual clinic follows medical privacy and data protection standards. Consultation records remain confidential and are documented in the patient chart. Secure platforms and verified communication channels are used. Patients should also join the session from a private location to protect their personal information.

WHY EARLY VIRTUAL CARE HELPS

Early professional guidance often prevents delays in treatment. Through teleconsultation, patients receive timely direction and proper referral when needed. Consequently, care becomes more efficient and better coordinated while maintaining medical oversight.