The medications/drugs service provides support for safe medication use, including reviewing side effects, interactions, dosing questions, and adherence concerns. A clinician can help you understand how your medications work together and identify potential issues that should be addressed.

Depending on your needs, you may receive recommendations for adjustments, monitoring, or coordination with your primary care provider. If a new or worsening symptom may be medication-related, you’ll be guided on appropriate next steps and when urgent evaluation is needed.

This service evaluates common rashes and eczema (atopic dermatitis), which can cause itching, dryness, redness, and irritation. A clinician reviews your symptom pattern, exposures, and skincare routine to help identify likely triggers and rule out infections or allergic reactions that may need different treatment.

You’ll receive a practical plan that may include moisturization strategies, anti-inflammatory options, and trigger avoidance recommendations. If the rash is severe, spreading, or associated with fever or swelling, you’ll be advised on urgent or in-person care.

Shingles is a painful, blistering rash caused by reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus. This service provides timely assessment to confirm shingles, evaluate symptom onset, and determine whether antiviral treatment is appropriate—especially when started early.

You’ll receive guidance on pain control and skin care, as well as advice on reducing transmission risk to people who are not immune to chickenpox. If symptoms involve the face/eye area or severe pain, you’ll be directed to urgent evaluation.

Nail fungus can cause thickened, discolored, brittle nails and can spread over time. This service provides an assessment to confirm whether symptoms are consistent with fungal infection versus other nail conditions that may look similar.

If appropriate, you’ll receive treatment recommendations that may include topical or prescription options and a timeline for improvement. You’ll also get practical prevention guidance, including hygiene and footwear tips, to reduce recurrence and spread.

Muscle pain can result from strains, overuse, minor injuries, or viral illnesses and may limit movement and sleep. This service provides an assessment to understand the location, severity, and any injury history to guide appropriate care.

You’ll receive a plan for symptom relief such as rest strategies, heat/ice guidance, and appropriate over-the-counter options when safe. If symptoms suggest a more serious condition (for example, severe weakness, swelling, or injury concerns), you’ll be advised on in-person assessment.

An assessment of physical or mental impairment resulting from a work-related injury or illness. It determines the impact of the condition on the ability to work and earn wages.