States We Serve
Physician-Led Bleeding-Disorder Care — From Home
Hemo-Health provides physician-led telehealth services for eligible patients with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders in jurisdictions where our clinicians are appropriately licensed and where telehealth care is legally and clinically appropriate.
Hemo-Health was created to expand access to bleeding-disorder care for patients who may otherwise face significant geographic, travel, work, school, or family barriers to obtaining additional physician care.
Current Telehealth Availability
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Service Availability Notice: Service availability is subject to clinician licensure, applicable federal and state law, patient location, clinical circumstances, and whether telehealth is medically appropriate. Availability may change. Please contact Hemo-Health to confirm current availability in your state.
Featured Hemo-Health Locations
These featured state pages provide additional information about accessing Hemo-Health and are part of our effort to improve access to bleeding-disorder care in communities where geography and travel may create barriers.
The absence of a dedicated state landing page does not mean Hemo-Health services are unavailable in that state. Please refer to the complete service-area list above.
What Hemo-Health Can Help With
- •Hemophilia A
- •Hemophilia B
- •Von Willebrand disease
- •Rare factor deficiencies
- •Other inherited bleeding disorders
- •Hemophilia carrier evaluation
- •Unexplained bleeding symptoms
- •Second opinions
- •Treatment-plan review
- •Procedure planning
- •Ongoing telehealth follow-up
- •Coordination with other members of the patient's healthcare team
Clinical Evaluation: All care is subject to an appropriate clinical evaluation. Availability of specific services may vary based on the patient's location and clinical circumstances.
Care That Works With Your Existing Healthcare Team
Hemo-Health can complement care provided by:
Important: Hemo-Health does not replace Hemophilia Treatment Centers or other necessary in-person care. Our services are designed to complement and coordinate with your existing healthcare team.
Telehealth Limitations
Telehealth is not appropriate for every medical situation. A Hemo-Health clinician may recommend laboratory testing, imaging, emergency evaluation, in-person examination, specialist consultation, hospital care, or other services that cannot appropriately be provided remotely.
Medical Emergencies
HEMO-HEALTH IS NOT AN EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE.
If you are experiencing serious or uncontrolled bleeding, significant trauma, significant head injury, severe symptoms, or another medical emergency, call 911 or seek immediate emergency medical care.
Specialized Bleeding-Disorder Care. From a Physician Who Understands.
Hemo-Health provides eligible patients another way to access physician-led bleeding-disorder care through telehealth.
Important Disclaimer: Submitting an intake or appointment request does not guarantee acceptance as a patient, treatment, medication, or issuance of a prescription. Eligibility is determined based on patient location, clinician licensure, applicable law, and clinical appropriateness.