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Online doctor visits for adults in Bristol, VA

Online visits with a Virginia-licensed, board-certified physician for adults in Bristol and Abingdon. Self-pay from $59, no insurance needed.

What to know

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For common problems such as cold, sinus or UTI symptoms: a physician reviews your request through secure messages, and you see the price before you pay. You need to be in Virginia or West Virginia when you ask for care. In an emergency, call 911.

Local information

Local information for Bristol

Checked against public sources on October 17, 2026. Links go to each pharmacy's and health department's own page.

Where it is
Bristol is an independent city in Southwest Virginia, next to Bristol, Tennessee and Washington County. 17,219 people lived there at the 2020 census.
Nearby
Also close by: Abingdon. Bristol, Tennessee is outside our service area.
Pharmacies
Chain pharmacies in and around Bristol include CVS, Walgreens, Kroger and Food City; an independent pharmacy works too. Need it today? Check closing time before you pick how fast you want an answer.
Seen in person
The nearest walk-in urgent care we could confirm is just across the state line in Bristol, Tennessee. For chest pain, trouble breathing or another emergency, call 911.
Public health
Public health services for Bristol, such as vaccines, come from the Mount Rogers Health District (Virginia Department of Health).

What does a visit cost from Bristol?

From $59, with no insurance needed and no office to visit. With approved financial assistance, a Standard visit is $19, $29 or $39.

Financial assistance
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