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Urgent Care
Talk to a licensed clinician about common, non-emergency illnesses without a trip to a clinic. Get an assessment, practical advice and a clear plan, often in a single visit.
- Average 10 min wait (demo)
- Secure video visit
- Follow-up messaging
Overview
What’s included
Urgent Care visits are designed to be simple and unhurried. Here is what you can expect when you book through Telemedicine.
- On-demand video visits
- Average 10-minute wait (demo)
- Prescriptions when appropriate
- Visit notes in your account
Common concerns
Concerns we can talk about
This list is illustrative. Your clinician will decide whether a virtual visit is right for you.
Benefits
Why choose urgent care online
Day and night
Clinicians are available around the clock, including weekends and holidays.
Clear next steps
Leave every visit with written advice and a follow-up plan.
What to expect
How the consultation works
Step 1: Share your symptoms
Answer a few questions about how you feel and your health history.
Step 2: Talk with a clinician
Meet a licensed clinician over secure video and discuss your concerns.
Step 3: Get a care plan
Leave with clear next steps, visit notes and, if appropriate, a prescription.
Step 4: Follow up
Message your care team or book a follow-up visit from your account.
Your care team
All doctorsClinicians who offer this service
Available nowDr. Rachel Ellis, MD
Available nowDr. Marcus Reid, MD
FAQ
Urgent Care questions
Still unsure if this service is right for you? Our care team can help.
Contact SupportHow quickly can I be seen?
Demo wait times average around ten minutes for on-demand visits. You can also book a time that suits you.
Can I get a prescription?
If your clinician decides it is appropriate, they can send a prescription to your chosen pharmacy.
What if I need to be seen in person?
Some concerns need a physical exam or tests. Your clinician will explain why and suggest suitable next steps. For emergencies, contact your local emergency services.
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