A medical assistant schedules a telehealth screening. Which of the following information should the assistant send to patient before the appointment?

While dietary changes may be relevant to some medical situations, they are not universally necessary for a telehealth screening appointment. This information is more appropriate for consultations that specifically address nutrition or dietary issues rather than being a standard requirement for all telehealth appointments.

Similar to dietary changes, exercise programs are not pertinent to every telehealth screening. This choice might be relevant for specific health concerns but does not apply universally to all patients or types of appointments, making it an inappropriate item to send prior to a general telehealth screening.

Sending an invoice before the appointment is typically not required information for the patient to prepare for the telehealth screening. While billing information is important, it does not contribute to the patient's ability to participate in the appointment itself and therefore is not essential to communicate beforehand.