Step 1
Start with screening
Pick the condition closest to your concern. Answer a few short questions. If online care is not right for you, we send you to in-person care. You find out before you fill out more.
How it works
Four clear steps.
Start with screening. Choose your reply speed. Add your details. Then review and pay. The doctor's secure updates come to your portal.
Step 2
Choose your speed
Pick the reply time and price that fit your day. Your choices are Standard, Priority, or Rush. Your reply time starts when you pay, day or night.
Step 3
Add your details
Answer the questions for your condition. Add anything important in your own words. You can also upload photos if you want.
Step 4
Review and pay
Check everything on one screen. Agree to the consent forms. Pay securely. A doctor then reviews your request. Your diagnosis, care plan, and secure messages show up in the portal.
Choose your reply time
Pick the reply time that fits your day.
Send your visit any time. Your reply timer starts right away, day or night. It runs around the clock, every day.
Response window
Standard
Within 6 hours
$59
A good choice when it can wait a few hours.
Response window
Priority
Within 3 hours
$99
For same-day questions when you want a physician answer sooner.
Response window
Rush
Within 1 hour
$149
The fastest option when you want the earliest physician response.
Every standard visit is $59. You always see your exact price before you pay.
How we compare
Care that fits around your day.
For the common problems we treat, QuickVisitMD skips the parts that make care slow and stressful. Start from home when it works for you. You see a flat price up front.
| QuickVisitMD | Urgent care | Emergency room | Video telehealth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Getting seen | Answer a few questions on your phone, any time you like | Drive there and wait for an open spot | Long waits for problems that are not emergencies | Book a time, then wait for the call |
| How fast | About 5 minutes to send your visit. A prescription can reach your pharmacy in as little as 1 hour | Often 1–3 hours in the waiting room | Often several hours for problems that are not emergencies | When the next appointment opens |
| What it costs | One flat fee. You see it before you start | A payment at the visit (a copay), plus bills that come later | The most costly choice for small problems | A fee for each visit, or a monthly plan |
| Insurance | Not needed | Usually required | Usually required | Often required |
| Prescriptions | Sent to your pharmacy when it is right for you. You can also get a work or school note | Given at the visit | Given when you leave | Sometimes. It depends on the service |
Not for emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you have chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, weakness on one side, or another life-threatening problem. QuickVisitMD is for common problems that are not urgent. We treat adults. For some conditions, we also treat children age 4 and older. We will send you to in-person care whenever that is safer.
What happens after you send your visit
Confirm your pharmacy
After you pay, you can enter or change your pharmacy. You do this before the doctor starts the review.
Watch for secure email
You get a secure email when there is something new for you to see.
Open your portal
Your diagnosis, care plan, prescription details, and follow-up messages are all in one place.
Read your after-visit summary
The final update tells you your diagnosis, treatment plan, what to watch for, and next steps.
Also from Ankur Fadia, MD: National Course Portal (online continuing education and exam prep).
From the team behind Aural Iris™ — the AI clinical assistant for physicians, NPs and PAs.
Aural Iris is a separate company. It is not part of QuickVisitMD and is not a patient service.