MDLive Telehealth: See a Board-Certified Doctor Any Time
MDLive connects you with board-certified doctors by video or phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for common health concerns.
At a Glance
Create your MDLive account
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If you are not sure whether MDLive accepts your insurance, you can still complete the signup. The system will tell you your estimated cost or let you know if your plan is not accepted before you start a visit.
Complete your health profile
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Always list all medications you are currently taking, including vitamins and supplements. This helps the doctor avoid prescribing something that could interact with what you already take.
Request a visit
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If you have a photo of a rash, skin irritation, or wound, take a clear close-up photo before starting your visit. The doctor may ask you to upload or show it during the appointment.
Join your video visit
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Video telehealth is not for emergencies. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding, or any other potentially life-threatening symptom, call 911 immediately.
Get your prescription or follow-up instructions
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MDLive is one of the largest telehealth companies in the United States. It connects patients with board-certified doctors, therapists, and psychiatrists through video or phone visits — at any hour of the day or night, including weekends and holidays. If you wake up with a bad cough at midnight, notice a rash on Saturday afternoon, or need a refill on a common medication but cannot get an appointment with your regular doctor for weeks, MDLive can help.
MDLive doctors can treat a wide range of non-emergency conditions including colds, flu, sinus infections, ear infections, pink eye, urinary tract infections, allergies, skin rashes, and mild back pain. They can also write prescriptions that are sent electronically to a pharmacy near you, usually within minutes after the visit.
For mental health needs, MDLive has licensed therapists and psychiatrists available for scheduled video visits. This is especially valuable for people in areas where mental health providers are in short supply or where transportation to appointments is difficult.
MDLive accepts many major insurance plans, and for people without insurance, visits are available for a flat fee that is usually between $82 and $108 for a medical visit. Costs vary depending on your insurance and the type of visit. You can check your coverage and estimated cost before booking.
To use MDLive you need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone. The video quality does not need to be perfect — a basic front-facing phone camera works fine for most visits.
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