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Tools And Tips FAQs

Yes, test your device’s video and audio in a test meeting at zoom.us/test. Please also adjust your device settings to allow pop-ups, ensuring any pop-up blocker features are turned off.

Zoom for Android phone

  • Open the Google Play Store on your device.
  • Search for Zoom Cloud Meetings.
  • Locate and tap the entry by zoom.us.
  • Tap Install.
  • Read the permissions listing.
  • If the permissions listing is acceptable, tap Accept.
  • Allow the installation to complete.

Zoom for iOS phone/tablet

  • Tap the App Store icon on your device.
  • Tap Search at the bottom right of your screen.
  • Enter Zoom in the search text box.
  • Select Zoom Cloud Meetings from the available app choices.
  • Tap Get.
  • Tap Open.

Zoom for Computer (Windows and Mac)

  • Open an internet browser. (Use Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Zoom does not work very well in Internet Explorer.)
  • Go to zoom.us/download.
  • Click Download below Zoom Client for Meetings.
  • Click and Open the downloaded file. It is typically saved to your Downloads folder.
  • Follow the prompts to install the application on your computer.

You can reschedule your appointment by clicking the “Reschedule” button in the email you were sent. The email is called: “Confirmed: Audio/Video Appointment with [Prescriber Name] on [Appointment Date] and will be from [email protected]. 

We use Zoom for Healthcare to conduct our appointments. Our virtual visits are 100% compliant with federal and provincial health privacy laws, never recorded, and encrypted to protect your privacy.

After receiving the booking link from your healthcare practitioner, you will first need to schedule a time to meet with them. We will then send you an email with your appointment details – including the day, time and Zoom instructions. At the scheduled time, you will need to click the Zoom link (for video calls) or dial the phone number listed in the email (for audio calls). 

Appointments typically include a discussion of your physical and mental health history. Your practitioner will talk with you about your symptoms and the reason for the appointment as part of their process to create the best treatment plan for you. If you have any privacy-related questions or concerns, please refer to our Privacy Policy or contact [email protected]