About
See what to expect, who reviews your care, and how the service stays clear and secure.
Provider credentials
Board certified in Internal Medicine (ABIM, 2014), with fellowship training in Cardiovascular Disease.
In the news
Local TV feature
WDBJ7 Hometown Health featured QuickVisitMD in a segment about a local ER physician bringing online care to the region. Watch the segment.
Statewide news article
Virginia Mercury covered the launch of QuickVisitMD as a bilingual telehealth service for patients in Virginia and West Virginia. Read the article.
Regional news coverage
12 On Your Side also covered the QuickVisitMD bilingual telehealth launch in Virginia and West Virginia. Read the article.
Why it exists
This is intentionally a small, focused practice — one physician, common adult concerns, clear limits — so care feels calm, direct, and respectful of your time.
At a glance
You can tell quickly whether your concern fits this service.
You are not buying a chatbot or an automated triage result. You are getting physician evaluation and treatment when appropriate, delivered through a simpler online flow.
You can see the pricing, hours, and major boundaries up front so the experience feels clearer from the first screen.
If your story no longer looks simple enough for safe online care, you should be redirected quickly instead of being pushed through a visit that is not the right fit.
What to expect
If this sounds like the right fit for you, the next step is the screening flow. It quickly checks whether your request belongs here before any longer intake begins.
Administrative email stays separate on purpose so you can start care through the secure request flow instead of getting stuck trying to use ordinary email for medical questions.
QuickVisitMD flow