Care from Vye providers, state by state
How care with a Vye provider works in each state they see patients: telehealth, in-person visits, and that state's rules for the clinicians you meet.
How to use these health guides
Start with the question you want answered. Each guide explains the terms, links to its sources, and suggests questions for a clinician. Use it to prepare for a conversation about your care; it cannot diagnose your symptoms or choose treatment for you.
How to use this page
These pages are for patients, one state at a time. They describe how care with a Vye provider works where that provider is licensed to see patients, including telehealth and in-person visits when the page says so. They are not the guides for a clinician who is opening a practice. Those live under Providers, in state guides.
A state page can only speak for the rules it cites and the date it cites them. Licensing, telehealth, and what a visit may include differ by state and by the clinician's credentials. The page is a map of those public facts. It does not say that a particular appointment is open.
The cards below are the state pages published today. Open the state where you would be seen. If your state is not listed, this section does not yet have a page for it. Our providers is the roster of clinicians and the states they list. Start there if you are looking for a person rather than a rule.
If you are a clinician comparing states for a new practice, leave this section and open the provider state guides. Those pages are written for that decision and cite the statutes they checked. Mixing the two sets of pages mixes a patient question with a business question.
A patient who already knows the clinician's name can skip this hub and open Our providers. A patient who knows only the state should start with the card for that state, then book from the roster if the page says a Vye provider sees patients there.
