New cough, fever or body aches? See an online doctor for COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment. Tell the doctor when symptoms began, especially if you are at higher risk. A work or school excuse is available when needed.
For patients in Georgia and Alabama. Your clinician determines whether online care is appropriate.
Two dates to bring to the visit
Write down when symptoms started and when you tested, including whether you used a home test. A clinician may recommend repeat or additional testing. The symptom start date matters when deciding whether treatment can help.
Medicines to bring up before starting treatment
Some COVID-19 treatments must start within the first few days of illness. A clinician needs to know your medicines, supplements and relevant health conditions to assess possible interactions and risks. If you are at higher risk of severe illness, seek advice promptly.
Choosing the right place for care
For a non-emergency concern, choose upper respiratory symptoms. Trouble breathing, persistent chest pain or pressure, or new confusion warrants emergency care.
When should I ask about an antiviral?
Some people at increased risk of severe COVID-19 can benefit from early antiviral treatment. Have a list of your prescriptions and supplements ready. Read about treatment timing and medicine interactions.
KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK
Clear options for paying for care.
Medical member visit$59
Per visit with an active eligible membership.
Self-pay medical visit$79
Per visit, without insurance.
Using insuranceFrom $9
Eligible medical visits start at $9 with accepted insurance. Review your visit price before payment. Tests and medication may cost extra.
Insurance acceptance depends on your plan and service. Weight-loss care is self-pay and excluded from insurance. Membership is optional and is not insurance. Medication is billed separately.
