Telehealth
Telehealth pricing is typically structured as a per-visit fee, a membership/subscription fee, an employer-sponsored benefit, or an insurance copay — and which one applies to you changes the total cost significantly. We don't publish specific dollar amounts until we've verified them with a provider.
This page explains the structures and what drives price, rather than estimating figures we haven't confirmed.
Telehealth pricing varies enormously by provider, specialty, visit type, and whether insurance is involved, and unverified numbers tend to become outdated or misleading quickly. Rather than guess, we explain the structures that determine what you'll actually pay and are explicit that we have not yet verified pricing for the providers we list.
A quoted visit price frequently does not include everything you might end up paying. It's worth asking specifically about these before committing.
If you don't have insurance, most telehealth providers offer a self-pay rate, though terms vary by provider and we have not verified specific self-pay pricing for the providers we list. See our page on seeing an online doctor without insurance for more on how that generally works.
These are the providers we currently list with verified referral paths.
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Go MD USA is an online healthcare service offering prescription-related care, virtual urgent care, health plans, and business registration options.
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We don't publish specific prices or price ranges until we've verified them directly with a provider, since costs vary widely by provider, visit type, and whether insurance is involved. This page explains the pricing structures you're likely to encounter instead of guessing at numbers.
Per-visit pricing charges a set fee for a single consultation. Membership or subscription pricing charges a recurring fee, which may include a set number of visits or ongoing access, and can be cheaper for frequent users but adds cost if you rarely use it.
Not usually. Most insurance plans that cover telehealth still apply a copay or coinsurance similar to an in-person visit, and coverage depends on your specific plan and the provider's network status.
Lab tests, prescriptions filled at a pharmacy, follow-up messages, and membership renewal fees are commonly billed separately from the base visit fee, so the advertised price may not reflect your total cost.
Not yet. We publish provider pricing only once we've verified it directly with the provider, and we have not completed that verification for the providers currently listed.