$499 · same-day video visit with a licensed provider
See a provider from your couch. Advice, diagnosis and prescriptions when they are right for you, without leaving home. If you need a hands-on exam, we send a doctor or nurse to you.


A real medical visit over video, not a symptom checker. Your provider reviews your history, asks the right questions and gives you a plan: advice, a prescription, a lab order, or an in-person visit if that is what you need.
Good for:

A video call with a licensed provider from your phone or computer. You describe what is going on, they ask the questions a real visit needs, and you leave with a plan.
For many everyday problems, yes: colds, infections, rashes, refills and follow-ups. If something needs hands on, your provider says so and we set up a house call.
Yes. The visit is one-on-one between you and your provider, and your health records are kept confidential.
Yes, when it is right for you. The provider sends it to your pharmacy.
We do not bill insurance. We give you an itemized receipt (a superbill) you can send to your plan; many plans pay part of it back or count it toward your deductible, but we cannot promise that. HSA and FSA cards work.
No. Call 911 for anything life-threatening.
Most urgent care and primary care needs: everyday illness, minor injuries, refills, follow-ups and questions about your health. If it needs hands on, your provider tells you and we set up a house call.
No. We do not prescribe controlled substances by video.
Your provider writes the order. Blood can be drawn at your home by our nurse, or you can walk into a lab near you. We do not do imaging; you would be sent to an imaging center.
Yes. If your provider thinks you need one, they refer you to a specialist near you and send any order for labs or imaging that goes with it.
Yes, when your provider finds it fits your situation.
Some forms, yes. Forms that need a physical exam are done at a house call instead. Not sure which yours is? Call or text us.

A video visit for colds, UTIs, rashes, refills and questions, with prescriptions sent to your pharmacy.
Standard medical care delivered at home.

Here is how the visit usually feels, from the chair to the next morning.
Some conditions need an in-person visit; we will say so.
Every visit is documented and reviewed under the medical director's protocols; anything outside protocol is escalated to the doctor.

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