West Virginia telehealth

Telehealth visits for adults in West Virginia

QuickVisitMD is a West Virginia-licensed, board-certified physician offering focused telehealth visits for common adult concerns. No insurance required.

What to know

Licensed, board-certified, and built for straightforward concerns

This service is for adults in West Virginia who have a common medical concern that fits online care. West Virginia patients receive a brief physician audio call as part of the visit, as required by state law.

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Have ready

Your main symptom and when it started
Current medications and medication allergies
Photos of visible symptoms if applicable
A phone number where the physician can reach you for the required audio call

May be a good fit

UTI symptoms, sinus or cold symptoms, seasonal allergies, simple rashes, pink eye, cold sores, and similar common concerns
Adults 18 and older who are physically located in West Virginia
Self-pay patients who want transparent pricing before care begins
Concerns that can be reviewed with history, messaging, photos, and a brief audio call

Not the right setting

Emergency symptoms — call 911 or go to the nearest ER
Controlled substances, chronic pain, ongoing refill management
Lab orders, imaging orders, or problems that need a hands-on exam
Patients currently outside West Virginia

Is QuickVisitMD licensed in West Virginia?

Yes. The physician holds an active West Virginia Board of Medicine license and is board-certified in internal medicine by ABIM.

Why is there a phone call for West Virginia?

West Virginia law requires a real-time physician interaction for telehealth visits. This is satisfied with a brief audio call.

How much does a visit cost?

Visits start at $39 for the standard response window. You choose your response window and see the price before payment.