Standard
$59
One-time visit
Within 6 hours
Pricing
Know your price before you pay.
New visits start at $59. Choose when you want a reply.
For care already started here
Request a follow-upPriority
$99
One-time visit
Within 3 hours
Rush
$149
One-time visit
Within 1 hour
A few visit types cost more than the prices shown above. Either way, you always see your exact price on the screen before you pay anything.
Financial assistance
Healthcare is a right, not a privilege.
If you qualify, a Standard visit may cost $19, $29, or $39 instead of the regular price. Just fill out one short, private application. Once approved, your price applies automatically for 12 months.
Employer program
Have a team? Share one discount code.
Give your employees a single shared discount code for their own QuickVisitMD visits. Employees pay for their own visits — we never bill the employer. Not insurance, not a health plan, not an employee benefit plan.
Price match program
Found the same care for less? See if we can match the price.
Follow-up care
For a condition we already treat
- First check-in, about 2 weeks after treatment starts: free.
- Later check-ins: $39 each. If you already qualify for a lower price, that lower price applies instead.
Your doctor sets your check-in dates. You can ask for care sooner. Each paid visit is your choice.
Your first visit for a new condition starts at $59. The free check-in above is part of ongoing care, after treatment has started. Medicine and outside lab fees are separate.
Service hours
24/7, every day
Submit anytime — your response window starts right away, day or night. Your response timer runs around the clock, weekends included.
What the price covers
- The response window you choose
- A focused online physician review for straightforward concerns
- A secure portal update with your diagnosis, plan, and next steps
- Clear redirection if a request turns out to be outside scope
Refunds and guarantees
If you cancel before a doctor starts reviewing your case, you get a full refund. Once the doctor has started reviewing it, you usually cannot get your money back. See Terms of Service for the exact rules.
Work and school notes
One basic work or school excuse note may be included in the visit fee when medically appropriate and issued at physician discretion.
Documentation is never guaranteed. Any note or form depends on the physician's clinical judgment and the facts of the case.
Not offered
- FMLA, disability, long-term leave, or accommodation forms
- Return-to-work restrictions or modified-duty wording
- Insurance forms, prior authorizations, or pharmacy benefit paperwork
- DMV, DOT, FAA, sports, school physical, or other exam-based forms
Billing note
The price shown at checkout is what you pay for that visit. We do not bill insurance. You can pay with an HSA or FSA card. Medicine and outside lab fees are separate.
In plain words: you pay us, not your insurance company. If you have your own insurance and want to try to get some money back from them, you can ask us for a detailed receipt (sometimes called a “superbill”) to send to your plan yourself. Your insurance company decides whether to pay you back — we cannot guarantee it.
Billing, insurance and receipts
QuickVisitMD is a self-pay service and does not bill insurance directly. Your fee is displayed at checkout before you pay, and you can pay with an HSA or FSA card. A written Good Faith Estimate, as required by the No Surprises Act, is generated at checkout before payment and is available for download through the secure patient portal. If you are billed for more than the Good Faith Estimate, you may dispute the bill by contacting us, or through the federal No Surprises Help Desk (a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services line, not a QuickVisitMD number) at 1-800-985-3059.
QuickVisitMD does not bill any insurance plan on your behalf and does not submit claims. If you have commercial (private) insurance or are uninsured, you can request a superbill — an itemized receipt showing the physician’s NPI, the online digital E/M CPT code for your visit (99421-99423, based on the physician’s cumulative time), and your ICD-10 diagnosis — to submit to your own plan for possible out-of-network self-reimbursement. Reimbursement depends entirely on your plan’s out-of-network benefits and is not guaranteed.
Because asynchronous online visits are a non-covered service under Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE (including Medicare Advantage), there is no claim to file with those programs: those patients pay cash and receive an itemized coded receipt for their records rather than a superbill. An itemized receipt or superbill can also be used to substantiate payment from an HSA or FSA card.
The price shown at checkout is what you pay for that request. Rates may change for future requests.
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