Remote consultations have emerged as a critical component of healthcare delivery, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. While telemedicine has been around for decades, the global health crisis accelerated its adoption, pushing remote consultations from a convenient option to an essential practice. As we transition into a post-pandemic world, remote consultations are not merely a temporary measure but a fundamental shift in delivering care in an increasingly digital landscape. At its core, a remote consultation is an interaction between healthcare professionals and patients facilitated by technology, where physical presence is not required. These consultations can be conducted through various modalities, including text, audio, video, and combinations of these mediums. Understanding these classifications is crucial for optimizing their use in clinical practice and guiding innovation.

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