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Someone competent
has you now.
Check symptoms, book same-day care, and refill prescriptions — before the waiting room coffee goes cold.
Routine — This Week
Est. wait: 2–5 days
Lisinopril 10mg
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Dr. Osei replied
2 min ago · 4hr SLA
The Process
From concern to care — no hold music
Check Your Symptoms
The estimator is already running. Select your concern, answer 4 quick questions, and receive a triage recommendation — urgency level, suggested visit type, estimated wait — before you create any account.
Book the Right Visit
Your triage result points to the right care type. Book a same-day video visit, reserve an in-office slot, or send a secure message to your GP. The portal shows real availability in real time.
Receive Care
Your GP has your triage notes, medication list, and symptom duration before the visit starts. After your appointment, lab results arrive annotated. Prescriptions go straight to your pharmacy.
Expert Panel — Feature by Feature
The old way vs. Triage
Every row below includes a note from a practicing GP explaining why the feature matters — not as a sales point, but as clinical reasoning.
Same-Day Appointment
Book in under 2 minutes
Call at 8am, hold 20+ min, hope for a slot
“Delayed access is the single biggest driver of patients ending up in the ED for things I could have handled in 10 minutes.”
Virtual Visit
Video in your browser — no app
Not offered, or requires separate platform login
“Roughly 60% of follow-up visits don't require me to physically examine the patient. A video call is better medicine — and better use of their time.”
Prescription Refill
Request with one tap, ready in 4 hours
Fax or voicemail request, 2–3 day turnaround, call pharmacy to confirm
“Medication non-adherence causes 125,000 deaths annually in the US. Most of it traces back to refill friction. This removes the friction.”
Secure GP Messaging
Threaded, HIPAA-compliant, 4-hr response
Leave a message with reception, hope it reaches your doctor
“Patients with chronic conditions ask me the same five questions every month. Asynchronous messaging means I can answer thoughtfully, not between patients.”
Lab Results
Instant notification + GP annotation
Wait for a call that may or may not come
“Getting a lab result with no context causes genuine anxiety. I annotate every result before it goes to the patient — takes 30 seconds, changes everything.”
Medication Management
All medications, interactions, refill schedule in one view
Paper lists, separate pharmacy apps, memory
“I see three or four patients a week who didn't know two of their medications interact. One screen that shows everything is a safety feature, not a convenience.”
of patients seen same-day
when booked before noon
average booking time
from symptom check to confirmed slot
prescriptions managed
across 38 states
patient satisfaction
across 48,000 reviews
Patient Stories
The moment the anxiety drops
My daughter woke up at 2am with a fever. I checked symptoms, got a triage result in 3 minutes, and had a video call with a GP by 8am. I didn't have to take a single day off work.
Priya Chandrasekaran
New mother, Austin TX
I'm on three medications for blood pressure and cholesterol. One screen, everything in one place, refills come through before I run out. It's the first time managing my health hasn't felt like a second job.
Gerald Hoffmann
Retired teacher, Minneapolis MN
I squeezed a blood pressure check between two back-to-back meetings. Booked at 11:12am, video visit at 12:30, results annotated by my GP by 1pm. Back in my afternoon call with 10 minutes to spare.
Danielle Okafor
Operations Manager, Chicago IL
Trusted at clinics across the US
Your next step
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