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Telemedicine is a secure and convenient way to consult with Dr. Alejandro Badia from anywhere in the world—no travel needed. Through virtual consultations, patients with hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, or other upper limb conditions can receive expert orthopedic care, diagnosis, and treatment plans using video conferencing technology.

Yes! Dr. Badia frequently treats international patients from across Latin America and the Caribbean through Telemedicine. This service allows you to receive a professional orthopedic evaluation from the comfort of your home, saving you time and travel costs.

Absolutely. Telemedicine consultations with Dr. Badia are conducted using HIPAA-compliant platforms that ensure your personal health information remains private and secure.

Dr. Badia is a world-renowned orthopedic surgeon with extensive experience treating international patients. With Telemedicine, you can access his expertise without the need for immediate travel, and receive an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan before planning surgery or in-person care.

The cost of a Telemedicine e-visit varies depending on your condition and whether you are a domestic or international patient. For international orthopedic evaluations, pricing is provided during the appointment request process. Most patients find it a cost-effective first step toward treatment.

Scheduling your Telemedicine appointment is easy. Visit www.drbadia.com and click “Book a Telemedicine Appointment” or fill out the contact form. Our team will guide you through the process and help you prepare for your virtual orthopedic evaluation.

Common orthopedic conditions evaluated via Telemedicine include rotator cuff injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, shoulder arthritis, and post-surgical follow-ups. If needed, Dr. Badia may recommend imaging tests in your area before your virtual visit.

Yes. Dr. Badia can diagnose many hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder conditions through a detailed review of your symptoms, medical history, and physical examination over video. Imaging studies like MRIs or X-rays can also be reviewed remotely.

Yes. Telemedicine is ideal for patients seeking a second opinion from an experienced orthopedic surgeon. Dr. Badia will review your previous diagnosis, imaging results, and recommend the best course of action, even if you reside outside the U.S.

Before your Telemedicine appointment, make sure you have a reliable internet connection, any relevant medical records or imaging studies, and a list of symptoms or questions. A member of our care team will help ensure you’re ready for your virtual orthopedic consultation.