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Online doctor care. No waiting room, no video call.

Answer a few questions. A doctor reads them and sends you a plan. Visits start at $59.

Ankur Fadia, MD

Board-certified physician (MD) · Licensed in Virginia and West Virginia

Adults, and children 4 and up with a parent or guardian, for select conditions.

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About 5 minutes · No account required

Suggestions only — not a diagnosis. A doctor reviews every request. Emergency? Call 911 — don't use this box.

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This is a search helper, not medical advice. It only suggests which visit might fit what you type — it does not diagnose, treat, or give medical advice, and it is not a doctor. A licensed physician reviews every request and makes all medical decisions. Its suggestions can be wrong; you choose whether to continue. If this is an emergency, call 911 — don't use this box. How this works / Legal

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How it works

  1. 01

    Answer a few questions.

  2. 02

    Dr. Fadia reviews your visit.

  3. 03

    Get clear next steps, and medicine when appropriate.

The same doctor, every visit.

Ankur Fadia, MD

Ankur Fadia, MD

Dr. Fadia reviews every request, so you are not passed to whoever is on shift.

Choose how fast you want a reply.

No insurance needed. HSA and FSA cards accepted. No hidden fees.

Standard

$59

Within 2 hours

Priority

$99

Within 1 hour

Rush

$149

Within 30 minutes

Common questions

Will a doctor actually treat my issue?

Yes — when your concern fits and is safe to review online. Every visit is handled personally by Ankur Fadia, MD, the only physician here, including non-controlled prescriptions when appropriate.

How fast will I hear back?

Most visits take about five minutes to submit. You pick your speed — Standard, Priority, or Rush — when you start, and your prescription can reach your pharmacy in as little as 30 minutes. You'll get a secure portal message the moment your review is ready.

When does the clock start, and when does it stop?

Submit anytime. Your timer starts right away, day or night, and runs around the clock. It stops when your prescription is transmitted to your pharmacy — or, if the physician determines no prescription is appropriate, when that decision and your care plan reach you. See Terms for details.

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