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The cost for an online urgent care doctor visit is just $55 if you don't have a health plan, if your plan doesn't cover online visits or if you haven't met your plan’s deductible. If your health plan covers these visits, you may only owe the copay or coinsurance amount. Either way, you will always see what you owe before you begin a visit. The cost is the same even on nights, weekends, or holidays.

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The doctors you see using LiveHealth Online are focused on providing care for urgent care, common health conditions and cannot manage long-term or chronic conditions. Chronic health conditions should be managed by an in-person provider. That being said, the doctors you see through LiveHealth Online can provide short-term prescription refills if you are traveling and forgot your medication at home or haven’t had time to get in to see your regular primary care doctor. Prescription refills are provided at the discretion of the provider with the understanding that the patient will get further refills from his/her physician.

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The doctors you see using LiveHealth Online can prescribe medication based on their clinical expertise and the medical conditions presented during the time of your visit. If necessary, the doctor can send prescriptions electronically to the pharmacy you select. Per the Federal Ryan Haight Act of 2009, telehealth providers are prohibited from prescribing controlled substances. Information regarding controlled substances can be found here. In addition to controlled substances, the following additional medications cannot be prescribed:

Gabapentin (exception: Psychiatry is able to prescribe)
Muscle relaxants (Baclofen, Soma, Flexeril, Diazepam, Skelaxin, Robaxin, Tizanidine, etc.)
Lifestyle drugs (Cialis, Viagra)
Weight loss drugs
Medications containing ephedrine/pseudoephedrine (Sudafed, Claritin-D, etc.)

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The doctors you see using LiveHealth Online can treat a variety of common non-emergent health concerns:

Abrasions, minor wounds
Acne
Anxiety
Asthma
Allergies/allergic rhinitis
Back pain
Cough/Cold
Depression
Diabetes/hypoglycemia
Diarrhea
Ear pain
Fever
Headache/migraine
Hypertension
Incontinence
Influenza/flu
Insomnia
Nausea/Vomiting
Obesity
Pinkeye and other eye infections
Rashes/skin disturbances
Sinus infection
Smoking cessation
Sore throat/pharyngitis
Sprains and strains
Uncomplicated UTI’s in adult women

Please note: LiveHealth Online should not be used for emergencies. If you think you may be experiencing an emergency, call 911 immediately.

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Yes. To have a visit for your child, create your own account first and add any children under the age of 18 to your profile when prompted. When you start a visit, you’ll be asked who the visit is for -- from the drop down select the child as the patient for the visit. Any individuals over the age of 18 must have their own account with unique email address, due to privacy and security requirements mandated by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA).

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The amount of information you share with the doctors you see is totally up to you. Through your account you can allow doctors to access and review your health information from past video visits. You can also self-report and track personal data as well as share it with the doctors you see using LiveHealth Online.

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Yes. To get a sick slip through a video visit you must visit with a doctor using LiveHealth Online and tell him or her you need a sick slip before the visit ends. The sick slip will include the date of the visit, recommended date to return to work or school and any restrictions. If you forgot to request the medical clearance during the visit, please contact customer support at 1-888-548-3432.

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