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In-person care for back pain is great. But a lot of people don’t understand how challenging it can be to access in-person care for those who are immunocompromised, who can’t get around easily, or who live miles and miles away. Virtual care can be a great option. /2

While there’s no physical treatment that happens with virtual care, it can still be very therapeutic and helpful. There is tremendous benefit in having a better understanding of your condition. /3

Because back pain (and accompanying leg pain) can be worrisome. You want to know: What’s wrong? How serious is it? Should you get an X-Ray or MRI? How long will it take to improve? What’s exercises are safe to do, what to avoid? /4