Telemedicine can be defined as using telecommunications technologies to support the delivery of all kinds of medical, diagnostic and treatment-related services usually by doctors.

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If you are having chest pain, please call 911 to activate emergency response. Chest pain is an emergency and needs to be evaluated immediately. It is not safe for telemedicine.

No, currently we do not, but we can help you submit for reimbursement from your insurance plan. Insurance is tricky and often difficult to work with for patients and for us. Most of the times visits are not fully covered and you end up paying out of pocket for visits anyways. Insurance also isn’t obligated to keep you with the same doctor and can suddenly decide to end their relationship with a hospital, clinic, or provider, which interferes with the ability to continue to take care of patients. For now, we’ve decided to keep insurance out of the way so we can provide the best care we can.

Yes, of course!

Definitely! We use electronic prescribing so your prescription is sent directly to the pharmacy of your choice. You’ll receive a text notification once the prescription is sent.

Yes! If a referral is indicated, then we can provide one for you.

No, adderall and a lot of ADHD medications are controlled substances, which we cannot currently prescribe on our platform.

No, testosterone is a controlled substance and we cannot currently prescribe controlled substance on our platform.

Great question! No, because this is done by a board certified dermatologist that is registered with a national database to track lifetime accutane dosing. We can get you a referral to a dermatologist though.

Yes! We can refill most medications with a visit.