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Most patients connect with a licensed provider in about 15 minutes, 7 days a week, including evenings. There's no waiting room and no need to take time off work. You start your visit whenever you need care.

You always talk to a real, licensed provider, never a bot. Every NowTelehealth visit includes a genuine clinical evaluation by a board-certified, New York–licensed clinician before any prescription is issued.

Yes. A licensed NowTelehealth provider can prescribe many routine, non-controlled medications online when it's clinically appropriate after reviewing your symptoms and health history. If a prescription is right for you, it's sent to your pharmacy or delivered to your door.

Yes. You can refill many routine, non-controlled medications entirely online after a quick review with a licensed provider, no in-person appointment and no trip to the office. It works best for stable medications you already take, like blood pressure, cholesterol, or thyroid prescriptions.

NowTelehealth handles routine, non-controlled medications including those for blood pressure, high cholesterol, thyroid, asthma, acid reflux, birth control, allergies, and many antibiotics. If your medication needs lab monitoring or an in-person exam, a provider will let you know.

No. NowTelehealth does not prescribe or refill controlled substances including stimulants, benzodiazepines, and opioids through telemedicine. This keeps prescribing safe and compliant with federal and New York regulations. For those medications, an in-person provider is required.

Virtual urgent care treats many common, non-emergency conditions including cold and flu, sore throat, sinus infections, UTIs, pink eye, ear infections, allergies, rashes, and COVID-19. A provider can diagnose you and, when appropriate, prescribe treatment the same day.

Virtual care is not for emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest ER for chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding, or thoughts of self-harm. Conditions needing a physical exam, imaging, or lab work may also require an in-person visit.

Yes. When a prescription is appropriate, eligible medications can be delivered right to your door typically within 24–48 hours so you never have to leave home. It's one of the things that sets NowTelehealth apart from pickup-only services.

NowTelehealth uses simple, upfront pricing where you see the cost before you book, with no hidden fees or surprise bills. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

No. You don't need insurance. You can pay a simple flat rate or use an HSA/FSA card, and you can still use your insurance at the pharmacy when filling your prescription. Transparent pricing means no surprises.

NowTelehealth serves patients located in New York. Because a provider must be licensed where you're physically located during your visit, you'll need to be in New York at the time of your appointment.