Per visit, without insurance.
DOCTORSBEYOND · YOUR GUIDE TO CARE
Online doctor visits in Alabama.
A useful first step, wherever your day takes you in Alabama. Explore virtual care for everyday concerns and understand when a local, in-person visit may be needed.
YOUR CARE, YOUR STARTING POINT
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Online care with a plan for follow-up.
At an Alabama telehealth visit, expect to confirm your identity and location, review the provider’s credentials and give telehealth consent.
Your clinician may recommend local testing or an in-person examination. Keep your visit summary and follow-up instructions accessible in your patient portal.
CONTINUITY MATTERS
When care needs to move offline.
Alabama has an in-person follow-up requirement for repeated telehealth care of the same unresolved medical condition. The Board describes its scope and exceptions, including a mental health exception.
Read Alabama’s telemedicine guidance →Questions about Alabama telehealth
Why am I asked for my city and state?
Your physical location helps determine whether your provider can treat you and supports appropriate local follow-up. Alabama’s telemedicine guidance requires the physician to verify identity, obtain location and document telehealth consent.
Will I ever need an in-person visit?
Possibly. Some concerns cannot be fully evaluated online. Alabama also has follow-up requirements for repeated visits for unresolved conditions, with exceptions. Your clinician should explain the next step for your circumstances.
Can I start from my phone?
Yes. Use your mobile browser and a private location with a reliable connection. Prepare your identification, medications and any relevant documents. See the full checklist.
KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK
Clear options for paying for care.
Per visit with an active eligible membership.
A $9 insurance service fee applies. Copay, deductible or coinsurance may also apply; review the amount shown before payment.
Insurance acceptance depends on your plan and service. Membership is optional and is not insurance. Medication is billed separately.
A good place to start.
Choose your care, share your concern and review your next step.