Self-pay online care

Online doctor visits without insurance paperwork

QuickVisitMD is a self-pay physician service for common adult concerns. No insurance is required, and the price is shown before payment.

What to know

Simple pricing for focused online physician care

This service is built for patients who want direct, self-pay online care without insurance billing, prior authorizations, or surprise fees. It is not a substitute for emergency, urgent, or primary care.

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The concern you want reviewed
Medication allergies and current medications
A payment method for the response window you choose
Any photos that would help explain a visible symptom

May be a good fit

Adults who prefer self-pay pricing for a focused online request
Common adult concerns that match the site's treated conditions
Patients in Virginia or West Virginia who want to know the visit price upfront
Requests that can be handled through secure intake, messaging, and portal follow-up

Not the right setting

Insurance paperwork, prior authorizations, pharmacy benefit management, or claim submission
Routine primary care, annual exams, lab monitoring, or chronic disease management
Controlled substances or refill-management requests
Emergency symptoms or concerns that need an in-person exam

Can I submit this to insurance later?

QuickVisitMD does not submit claims for you, but if you have commercial insurance or are uninsured you can request an itemized superbill (physician NPI, visit CPT code, and ICD-10 diagnosis) to send to your own plan for possible out-of-network self-reimbursement — approval depends on your plan and is not guaranteed. Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE visits are non-covered, so those patients get an itemized receipt instead of a superbill. Either document works for HSA/FSA.

What happens if my request is outside scope?

The site screens for fit, and the physician can redirect you to a safer care setting when online care is not appropriate.