Talk to a doctor.Before. After.
Book a virtual consultation with a licensed Jamaican physician — before your screening, or after your results arrive. Understand what your numbers mean and what to do next.
Your results arrived. Now what?
LifeVitals gives you a Clariti summary that explains your results in plain language. For most markers, that's enough to understand where you stand and what to watch.
But some results raise questions that Clariti can't fully answer. A borderline HbA1c alongside a family history of diabetes. An elevated hs-CRP in someone who already has high blood pressure. A thyroid result that's technically in range but trending in the wrong direction over two years. These are the moments when a conversation with a doctor changes the outcome.
LifeVitals telemedicine consultations connect you directly with a licensed Jamaican physician — virtually, on your schedule, from wherever you are. They can review your Clariti summary, answer your specific questions, and tell you exactly what to do next. Not what a reference range says. What you should actually do.
You can also consult before your screening — to discuss your health history, confirm which panel is right for your situation, or simply feel more confident going in. The consultation is available at either end of the process.
The gap we're closing
Most Jamaicans who get results never discuss them with a doctor.
They receive the PDF, they Google a few values, and they either panic or ignore it. Neither response serves them. A 20-minute conversation with a physician changes what they do next. That's what this service exists to provide.
Book a consultation→Two consultations. Both valuable. Different moments.
You can consult before your screening or after your results. The two serve different purposes — both are available on demand.
Before your draw. Know what to ask for.
A pre-screening consultation helps you choose the right panel, understand what to expect, and flag any health history your physician should know about before your results arrive. Most useful when you have a specific concern, a complex health history, or you're not sure which panel fits your situation.
- →Review your symptoms and health history to confirm panel selection
- →Flag medications or conditions that affect how results are interpreted
- →Set a baseline context — so your post-results conversation is more informed
- →Ask anything you've been hesitant to ask in a GP waiting room
After your results. Know what they mean.
The most requested consultation — and the most valuable one. Your physician reviews your lab PDF and Clariti summary alongside you, explains what was flagged and why it matters, and gives you a specific action plan. Not "consult your doctor." What, specifically, you should do next.
- →Walk through every flagged value with a physician who can explain the context
- →Get a personalised action plan — not generic lifestyle recommendations
- →Understand what to monitor, what to change, and what warrants a specialist referral
- →Ask questions you didn't know you had until you read your results
You don't need to be unwell to benefit from this.
The consultation is designed for anyone who wants more than a PDF. Here are the situations where it makes the most difference.
You received results and have questions.
Your Clariti summary flagged something. You've read it twice. You want to know specifically what it means for you — not what the reference range says generally, but what you should do next week.
You have a complex health history.
Multiple conditions, multiple medications, or a family history that makes standard reference ranges less meaningful. A physician who can read your full context is more useful than a report written for a general population.
You're overseas and need Jamaican medical context.
You've been away for years and aren't sure your current GP understands the Jamaican health context — the specific chronic disease patterns, the local risk factors. A Jamaican physician brings that context automatically.
You need guidance without the waiting room.
Getting to see a doctor in Jamaica takes time you may not have. The virtual consultation fits between meetings, happens from your office or your home, and delivers the same medical guidance without the logistics.
Four steps. Start to finish.
The consultation is virtual, structured, and takes about 20 minutes. Here is exactly what to expect.
Book your slot.
Choose pre-screening or post-results. Select a date and time from the available physician slots. Confirm your booking. You'll receive a secure video link by email.
Share your context.
Complete a short pre-consultation form covering your health history and your specific questions. If it's a post-results consultation, your Clariti summary is already on file — no need to forward anything.
Attend your 20-minute call.
A licensed Jamaican physician joins the secure video call at your booked time. They've reviewed your pre-consultation form and — for post-results consultations — your Clariti summary before the call starts.
Receive your written summary.
After the call, you receive a brief written summary of the physician's recommendations — the specific next steps discussed, any referrals advised, and anything to monitor. A record of the conversation you can act on.
— Book your consultation —
Your results deservea real conversation.
Licensed physicians · Virtual · 20 minutes