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Gift & referral credit program terms

How QuickVisitMD gift and referral service credits work, in plain language.

Service credit only

All gift and referral credits are a service credit of Ankur Sunildatta Fadia PLLC d/b/a QuickVisitMD only. A service credit can be redeemed only toward a future QuickVisitMD visit.

A service credit is not cash and is not a cash equivalent. It is never paid out, cannot be withdrawn, transferred, or exchanged for money, and has no cash value.

In plain terms: this credit is not money. You can only use it to pay for a future QuickVisitMD visit.

Fixed, modest amounts

Gift credits are sold in fixed amounts: $25.00 / $50.00 / $100.00. The referral credit is a fixed $10.00 for each side.

In plain terms: gift credits come in set amounts ($25.00 / $50.00 / $100.00). The referral credit is a set $10.00 for each person.

Self-pay only; government-program exclusion

QuickVisitMD is a self-pay practice and does not bill any commercial insurance or any government program.

Anyone whose care is billed to a government program, including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, or Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, is not eligible to buy or use these credits.

In plain terms: if a government program, such as Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, or VA, is billed for your care, you cannot use these credits.

Never paid to clinicians or marketers

Credits are granted to patient accounts only. They are never paid to a physician, clinician, or marketer, and are not a commission or fee-split for referring patients.

In plain terms: we only give credit to patients, never to a doctor or to anyone who refers patients to us.

Gift credit is refundable and never expires

A gift credit is a refundable account credit with no expiration date. The purchaser may request a refund of an unused gift credit back to the original payment method.

In plain terms: an unused gift credit never expires, and the buyer can get it refunded.

Credit is restored if care is declined

If a credit is applied to a visit and the physician later declines or refunds that visit (for example, as out of scope before review), the credit that was used is restored to the account so nothing is lost.

In plain terms: if the doctor turns down your visit before reviewing it, you get your credit back.

How referrals work

Every patient has a stable referral code in their account. When a friend enters that code while paying for their FIRST paid visit, both sides receive a $10.00 service credit.

The referral credit is granted only on the first paid visit per referred email. You cannot use your own code, and the referral credit is not stackable with itself.

In plain terms: give a friend your code. When they pay for their first visit, you both get a $10.00 credit. You cannot use your own code.

Program changes

Ankur Sunildatta Fadia PLLC d/b/a QuickVisitMD may modify or discontinue this program at any time. These credits create no right to medical care and guarantee no clinical outcome; every visit remains subject to all eligibility, clinical, and consent requirements.

In plain terms: we can change or end this program at any time. A credit never promises a prescription or any medical result.

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