Prescription decisions

Online prescription visits for common adult concerns

When a request fits online care, the physician may recommend a non-controlled prescription as part of the treatment plan. Prescriptions are never guaranteed.

What to know

A prescription is a clinical decision, not a checkout item

QuickVisitMD can review common concerns where medication may be appropriate, but the physician decides after reviewing your history, safety screens, allergies, medications, and the concern itself.

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Have ready

Medication allergies
Current medications and important medical history
A pharmacy preference if medication is appropriate
Clear photos for visible concerns when requested

May be a good fit

Common conditions listed on the site where medication may be appropriate
Adults in Virginia or West Virginia who can complete the focused intake
Patients who can provide medication allergies and current medication details
Visible skin or eye concerns where photos can support review

Not the right setting

Controlled substances, chronic pain medications, sedatives, stimulants, or habit-forming medications
Routine refill management or long-term medication monitoring
Lab orders, imaging orders, prior authorizations, or insurance medication paperwork
Requests where in-person care is safer or legally required

Will I definitely get a prescription?

No. The physician may prescribe a non-controlled medication when clinically appropriate, but treatment may also be supportive care or referral to another care setting.

Can I use this for refills?

QuickVisitMD is not for refill management. Most prescriptions are single treatment courses or limited starter supplies tied to a new physician review.