Bilingual access

Bilingual online care information for Virginia and West Virginia

Patients can review QuickVisitMD in English or Spanish before starting a focused online request for a common adult concern.

What to know

Clear information matters before care starts

Patients should be able to understand the service, price, safety limits, and next steps before they submit a request. QuickVisitMD includes English and Spanish pages for the homepage, pricing, treated conditions, FAQs, policies, and request flow.

Start in English View Spanish site

Have ready

Choose English or Spanish before reviewing service details
Read the pricing and safety limits before payment
Have medication allergies, current medicines, and symptom timing ready
Use clear photos when the concern is visible and photos would help

May be a good fit

Adults who prefer to read service information in English or Spanish before starting
Common adult concerns that match the treated-condition and safety-screen flow
Patients physically located in Virginia or West Virginia at the time of request
Community programs that need a bilingual public link to share with adults

Not the right setting

Emergency symptoms or any situation that should not wait for online review
Requests outside Virginia or West Virginia
Controlled medications, chronic pain care, routine refills, labs, imaging, disability forms, or FMLA forms
Concerns that need a hands-on exam, testing, or urgent in-person treatment

Is the QuickVisitMD website available in Spanish?

Yes. QuickVisitMD includes Spanish public pages and Spanish request-related pages so patients can review key information before starting.

Can Spanish-speaking patients use QuickVisitMD?

Spanish-speaking adults can use the Spanish site flow when they are physically in Virginia or West Virginia and the medical concern fits the service.

Is this an emergency service?

No. QuickVisitMD is not for emergencies. Patients with emergency symptoms should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.