A virtual group video visit allows more than one patient to connect with a care team at the same time. Some of our care teams use group video visits to host online classes with patients. You play an important role in making group video visits useful and positive. Follow the guidelines listed here during your video visit. This will help you have the best possible experience. Be prepared: Just as with an in-person visit, be ready to talk about your symptoms, concerns, or questions. Be on time: Log in a few minutes early to make sure your audio and video are working. Limit background noise: Choose a quiet place to have the video call. Avoid distractions. Use mute when you are not speaking: This prevents extra noise that may distract others. Be respectful: Allow others to finish speaking before you talk. Treat others as you would in a face-to-face meeting. Remember, a video visit is just as important as an in-person visit. When you follow these guidelines, you help make sure that the video visit is efficient and helpful for everyone.