No. Email communication is inherently insecure and can be intercepted by an unauthorized third party.
Dr. Bell cautions against transmitting any private, personal health information via email, text message, or voicemail.
In-person consultation is recommended to ensure the protection of your personal health information
Patients may choose to sign authorizing electronic communication on their intake forms, in order to allow communication with our team via email, text message, and voicemail. However, privacy of electronic communication cannot be guaranteed.
To review our privacy policy, click here.
