Whether you want to know the opening hours for the Virtual Doctor service, how many Mind Health sessions you can have, or what languages are available as part of the Second Medical Opinion service – the answers to your questions are here.
You can request an appointment 24/7, 365 days a year. You’ll typically receive a callback within 24 hours.
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• The service is included in your policy. It doesn’t affect the price of your premium, your outpatient allowance, your excess (if you have one), or the price we offer you at renewal.
• You won’t be charged for the cost of your virtual consultation, but you may be charged for the cost of yourinitial phone call if you use the call back service. Calls will be charged at your standard local network rate.
• If you use the Virtual Care from AXA app, you won’t typically be charged for the call back or video booking service. However, this may occur if, for example, you are outside your home country when a doctor calls you.
Prescriptions are subject to a thorough evaluation and validity/acceptance will vary depending on the country you’re located in. They are never guaranteed in all cases.
Depending on local regulations where you are, the doctors may be able to give you a fit note if you need one. And if you need to see a specialist, your doctor will be able to recommend which type of specialist you should see and if necessary, provide an open referral for you (where possible). If you do need further treatment, remember to call us so we can check that your treatment is covered by your plan.
A case manager will call you within 24 hours of your referral to discuss your case.
No, the Second Medical Opinion service is included in your policy. Using it does not affect the price of your premium, your outpatient allowance, your excess (if you have one), or the price we offer you at renewal.
Your case manager will be a doctor – they’ll be your primary contact throughout your referral. Their responsibilities are both administrative and supportive, aimed at ensuring you receive timely, accurate, and comprehensive information to make informed healthcare decisions.
The Second Medical Opinion team speak multiple languages: Arabic, Danish, German, English, Spanish, French, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Medical records can be translated in over 40 languages.
No, you won’t be able to use the Second Medical Opinion service if you’re receiving inpatient care. The service also excludes conditions which require urgent or emergency treatment.
You can use the Mind Health service for up to six sessions per mind health concern, per year.
Your sessions will last up to 50 minutes. You can choose to have your sessions over a telephone or video call.
Once you’ve requested a consultation, it’s possible to secure a Mind Health session as early as the next working day. However, please be aware that this is not always guaranteed.
No, the Mind Health service is included in your policy. Using the service does not affect the price of your premium, your outpatient allowance, your excess (if you have one), or the price we offer you at renewal.
Yes. You’ll see the same psychologist for all your sessions unless you ask to speak to someone else.
All the psychologists at Teladoc Health are registered and licensed with their local governing body. For example, psychologists operating in the UK are registered with the Health and Care professions council, HCPC (https://www.hcpc-uk.org/) as practitioner psychologists.
Your psychologist will be able to offer support for most things. Some of the more commonly discussed concerns include:
Examples of approaches include but are not limited to:
After your assessment questionnaire is reviewed, you’ll be assigned a therapist who can help with your specific concerns.
Once your appointment has been booked, you’ll receive an email with a welcome pack. This will give you an introduction to the service, as well as some helpful information about what you can expect.
The Mind Health service offers support to people who are struggling with mild to moderate mental health issues. For patient safety, it does not offer support to those who may be presenting with:
Once the assessment questionnaire (sent to you via SMS and email) is completed and received by Teladoc Health, you’ll be informed whether the Mind Health service sessions will be suitable or you’ll be guided to a more suitable path of treatment.
The Mind Health service is provided by a third party called Teladoc Health, and this means that consultations and anything you discuss are completely confidential. No information is shared without your consent.