Lake Chelan Health Telehealth: Video Visits
Bringing care closer to home—where you need it most
At Lake Chelan Health, our mission is to ensure every member of our community can access high-quality healthcare, regardless of distance or transportation barriers. Telehealth makes that possible by offering secure Video Visits with your care team, so you can receive the same trusted care without leaving home.
Why Choose Video Visits?
Video Visits are a convenient option for many types of appointments, including primary care follow-ups, chronic disease management, and more.
Benefits include:
- Connect with your provider whether you’re at home, at work, or on the go anywhere in the state.
- Reduced Travel Time
- Skip long drives, time off work, or arranging transportation.
- Stay Connected to Your Care Team
- Continue treatment even during busy seasons, bad weather, or when you’re not feeling well enough to travel.
- Same Trusted Care
- You’ll receive the same privacy, attention, and professionalism as an in-person visit.
- Better Access for Rural Communities
- More consistent care means better health outcomes for our neighbors throughout the Lake Chelan Valley.
What do I Need?
You can join your Video Visit using:
- A smartphone, tablet, or computer
- Reliable internet service
- A device with a camera and microphone
Click button below to start your visit.
How to Join Your Video Visit
Lake Chelan Health uses Doxy.me, a secure and HIPAA-compliant platform for virtual care.
- Click the Link to Check In
a. Visit: https://lcch.doxy.me/checkin - Enter Your Name
a. This lets your provider know you’re ready. - Allow Camera & Microphone Access
a. When prompted, select “Allow.” - Wait in the Virtual Waiting Room
a. Your provider will begin the visit when they are ready.
Tips for a Smooth Visit
- Choose a quiet, private space
- Make sure your device is fully charged
- Test your audio and camera ahead of time
- Have your medications or symptoms list ready
Providers
Dr. Tyler Goeser
Dr. Goeser grew up on a farm in rural North Dakota, where he developed a strong work ethic and hands-on skills, including operating and maintaining agricultural machinery. Dr. Goeser pursued a degree in Biology at the University of North Dakota, followed by medical school at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. He completed his residency at Sea Mar Marysville Family Medicine in Marysville, Washington, and is now board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine.
In addition to providing comprehensive patient care, Dr. Goeser is passionate about staying active and enjoys officiating basketball games, reading, and engaging in discussions on current events.