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Virtual Support 

What is virtual support? 

Virtual support means I support you and your family using secure text, video visits or phone calls - all without an annoying trip into the office! Questions about milestones? Baby have a fever? Wondering what this rash is? Need guidance when starting solids? I've got you covered. 

Wait, I can TEXT you my questions?

Yes! I love it being a convenient option for parents! We can always add on a video or phone call if needed :) 

How often can I contact you?

All of my support packages are unlimited! There is no cap to how many things you can ask per day, week or month. 

Telemedicine Kits 

Your kit includes your own pediatric pulse oximeter (to check heart rate and oxygen level), thermometer, and a camera otoscope (ear camera), so that together we can diagnose conditions such as ear infections on a text or video consultation! (6 month and up)

What kinds of things can I evaluate and treat virtually?

  • Allergies

  • Ear infections

  • Pink eye

  • Asthma

  • Croup

  • Colds/Respiratory infections

  • Vomiting and Diarrhea 

  • Constipation

  • Insect Bites

  • Rashes

  • Eczema

  • Rashes

  • Hand, Foot and Mouth disease

  • Sprains & Strains

  • Child Development and Milestones​​

Sign up!

Ready to sign up for Virtual Support?  Make sure to read the Inspire Pediatrics Agreement first!

Looking for a newborn support package? Visit the Newborn support page!

Get the same great virtual support and access to classes/content, but the flexibility to cancel any time!

*does not include telemedicine kit*

$125/month

Unlimited virtual support (text, video visits, calls) and access to exclusive content. Covers all children in your household!

Includes Telemedicine Kit

$500/every 6 months

 *Best deal*

Unlimited virtual support (text, video visits, calls) and access to exclusive content. Covers all children in your family!

  Includes Telemedicine Kit

$900/year

What is Medical Advice? 

Medical advice is specific advice pertaining to a person or situation. It includes diagnosis, treatment, and recommendations about what to do! Medical advice should always be given in the context of a provider-patient relationship and therefore can only be given to Colorado residents recieving telemedicine services. Medical information and education means I can discuss general topics like "What are examples of sleep training methods?" and "What foods are best to introduce first to an infant?" Still helpful, but a very different perspective.  

Why is Telemedicine offered only in Colorado?

Right now, Laura is only licensed in Colorado, but this might expand in the future! 

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