Telehealth

For individuals whose health conditions affect their ability to work or perform everyday activities, obtaining a thorough disability evaluation can be an important step toward securing appropriate documentation and support. At AWS Services and Nursing, Inc. in Carson, California. Angela Williams, PhD, FNP‑C, and the team offer telehealth disability evaluations that are a convenient, secure alternative to traditional office visits, allowing patients to meet with a qualified clinician from the comfort and privacy of their homes. To schedule a disability evaluation, call the office or request an appointment online today. 

What is a telehealth disability evaluation?

A telehealth disability evaluation is a comprehensive disability assessment performed through a secure virtual healthcare platform. The team at AWS Services and Nursing, Inc, reviews your medical records and discusses your condition, symptoms, limitations, and functional abilities during the appointment.

The evaluation is designed to provide clear, accurate documentation of how a medical, physical, neurological, or mental health condition may affect your ability to work or function independently. When appropriate, required disability forms and medical certifications may also be completed based on the findings.

What are the benefits of a telehealth disability evaluation?

One of the primary benefits of a telehealth disability evaluation is convenience. Patients can complete the evaluation from home without traveling to an office, sitting in a waiting room, or dealing with unnecessary scheduling delays. This can be particularly helpful for individuals experiencing chronic pain, fatigue, mobility limitations, or other conditions that make travel difficult.

Telehealth evaluations also provide a structured opportunity to review documentation and clarify functional limitations. Secure, HIPAA-compliant technology helps to protect your personal health information while you meet with Dr. Williams.

Who can benefit from a telehealth disability evaluation?

Telehealth disability evaluations may benefit individuals with a variety of conditions that interfere with work or daily functioning. This may include people living with chronic illnesses, complex medical conditions, musculoskeletal injuries, chronic pain, mental health conditions, neurological disorders, post-surgical limitations, Long COVID, or chronic fatigue symptoms.

Individuals who are unsure how to document their condition may also benefit from professional guidance on relevant medical records, treatment information, symptoms, and work-related limitations.

How does telehealth work?

The process typically begins with securely submitting available medical records and relevant documentation. Before your appointment, Dr. Williams may ask you to gather recent medical notes, medication and treatment information, disability or claim paperwork, and a list of symptoms and limitations.

During the virtual appointment, she conducts a detailed evaluation and discusses how your condition affects daily activities and work capacity. Following the assessment, Dr. Williams completes the necessary documentation and provides guidance on submission and next steps.

If you're interested in seeking a telehealth disability evaluation, call the office or request an appointment online today.