About

Direct physician care for you in Virginia and West Virginia.

Here is what to expect, who takes care of you, and how we keep your information safe.

Doctor's credentials

Ankur Fadia, MD

Board certified in Internal Medicine (ABIM, 2014), with fellowship training in Cardiovascular Disease.

In plain language: an official medical board has verified his training in general adult medicine (internal medicine). He also completed extra years of specialty training in heart care (cardiology).

ABIM Board Certified digital badge for Ankur Fadia, MD, Internal Medicine

Official ABIM Board Certification digital badge. Verify (ABIM)

Virginia medical license: 0101254294 · Verify (VA DHP lookup)
West Virginia medical license: 26205 · Verify (WV license lookup)
NPI (a national ID number for doctors): 1063701076
Where we see patients: Virginia and West Virginia only

In the news

Local TV feature

WDBJ7 Hometown Health featured QuickVisitMD in a segment about a local emergency room doctor bringing online care to the region. Watch the segment.

Statewide news article

Virginia Mercury covered the launch of QuickVisitMD as an online doctor service (telehealth) in English and Spanish for patients in Virginia and West Virginia. Read the article.

Regional news coverage

12 On Your Side also covered the QuickVisitMD online doctor service (telehealth) launch in Virginia and West Virginia. Read the article.

Why it exists

Good medical care can also feel calm and simple.

This is a small, focused practice on purpose. One doctor treats a short list of common health problems for adults, and for some conditions, children ages 4 to 17. The rules are clear, so your visit stays calm and does not waste your time.

At a glance

For adults, and for some conditions, children ages 4 to 17 with a parent or legal guardian. You must be in Virginia or West Virginia when you use this service.
You pay yourself. No insurance needed.
We do not prescribe controlled substances — medicines with extra legal rules, such as strong pain pills or anxiety medicine.
One-time bridge refill: a single extra refill of a regular, non-controlled medicine, to cover a short gap.
How fast we respond: 24/7, every day

A short, clear list of problems

You can find out fast whether your problem fits this service.

A real doctor, not a computer

You are not talking to a chatbot or getting an automated result. Dr. Fadia personally reviews your case and treats you when it is appropriate, through a simpler online process.

No surprises

You can see the price, the hours, and the main rules before you start, so there are no surprises.

We tell you if online care is not safe for you

If your case looks more serious once we review it, we will tell you quickly and point you to in-person or emergency care instead of continuing an online visit that is not the right fit.

What to expect

If this sounds right for you, start with a quick screening. It asks a few questions to check whether we can help, before you fill out the full form.

Please do not email us about symptoms or medical questions. Use the secure request form on this website instead. That keeps your medical information safe and gets you a faster answer.

Start a request Contact us for other questions

QuickVisitMD flow

Start with a quick screening to check if we can help.
Fill out a short form and pick how fast you want an answer.
Check your secure portal for updates while the doctor reviews your case.

A separate business from the same founder

National Course Portal is a state-approved online course provider founded by Ankur Fadia, MD, the physician behind QuickVisitMD. It offers insurance continuing education and licensing exam prep, healthcare and nursing exam prep, and professional certificate courses.

Visit National Course Portal

National Course Portal is a separate education business, not a medical practice and not part of your care team. It offers no medical advice, and visiting it has no effect on any QuickVisitMD visit, prescription, or follow-up.