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Generally, we cannot prescribe these items because they require monitoring, follow-up and an in-person physical assessment.

MeMD providers can electronically send prescriptions to verified pharmacies within the United States, including mail-order pharmacies. We are unable to send prescriptions to Canadian pharmacies.

Yes! Our medical and psychiatry providers can write prescriptions when necessary and in compliance with MeMD’s prescription policy. MeMD providers can also temporarily refill your maintenance medications for up to 90 days within a six-month period. Please note that MeMD is not a replacement for your primary care physician or annual office checkup and MeMD is not an online pharmacy. Any prescriptions written by MeMD providers will be electronically sent to a local pharmacy for purchase and pick-up. You may access and download a copy of your provider’s visit summary for your records within MeMD’s secure portal. MeMD providers do not prescribe narcotic pain relievers, or other drugs listed as controlled substances by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency or regulated under State law. Review the DEA Controlled Substances Schedule if you are interested in a particular prescription and are uncertain if it is listed as a controlled substance. MeMD consultations treat the majority of common medical conditions; however, a small number of cases require an in-person visit for complete care. MeMD’s licensed therapists do not provide prescriptions for emotional and mental health concerns.

Controlled substances have the potential for addiction and must be carefully prescribed. Due to the nature of telemedicine, we cannot monitor these risks, follow-up on a continual basis or provide an in-person assessment.

Our providers cannot write any type of referral. Referral notes for physical or occupational therapy require an in-person evaluation.

Our providers will discuss your health history and assess whether a refill is safe at the time of your visit or whether it’s prudent to see your primary care physician in person. The decision to provide a refill and the quantity is at the sole discretion of the provider. MeMD providers cannot start a regimen of maintenance medication. If continuing a regimen, they require proof of a recent prescription for all refills (e.g., photo of your most recent prescription bottle). In general, providers cannot increase the initial dosage of a particular medication as suggested by your primary care physician. For your safety, our maximum refill policy is no more than a 90-day refill within a six-month period. Be sure to share any information you have about your health history and condition that may help facilitate your refill (such as recent lab tests or recent blood pressure readings).

Generally, this depends on your history and the provider’s assessment of the risks and benefits to you. If you are currently taking this medication, a MeMD provider can discuss your health history and assess whether a refill is safe at this time, or whether it would be prudent to see a provider in person. Our maximum refill policy is 90 days within a six-month period. MeMD Providers can start you on a new birth control regimen through our Men’s and Women’s health service line.

When appropriate, MeMD providers will electronically prescribe medications to treat your condition, which you can then pick up from your local pharmacy. Some common medications that our providers prescribe include: Amoxicillin Augmentin Azithromycin (Z-pack) Bactrim Ciprofloxacin Diflucan Erythromycin Flagyl Flexeril Flonase nasal spray Imitrex Macrobid Phenergan Prednisone Pyridium Tessalon Perles Zofran Your MeMD provider will not prescribe or renew a prescription for controlled substances regulated by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency. Also, MeMD providers will not prescribe Tramadol, Carisoprodol, Fiorcet, Pseudoephedrine, and/or Armodafinil. Patients, please be informed that MeMD is not a replacement for an office-based medical physical, nor is it an online pharmacy.

We work with you one-on-one to determine how your specific workforce can safely return to work with peace of mind. Solutions vary depending on the demographics, location and workplace duties – we don’t take a one-size-fits-all approach. Plus, we can provide you with additional telehealth services – such as therapy, teen therapy, psychiatry and men’s and women’s health – to ensure your team remains productive and healthy beyond COVID-19 concerns.

Ready-to-Go Assessments: To help you mitigate uncertainty, we offer a CDC-guided symptom screener and vulnerable population assessment. These questionnaires can be completed on a computer or mobile device from home, any worksite or in the field, helping employers assess who is ready to return to work or visit a facility. Depending on your needs, the questionnaires can be issued periodically or on a daily basis to employees, visitors, vendors and others who need access to a business. Population Testing: We offer clinical evaluations for potential COVID-19 testing, including PCR virus test referrals for individuals who are suspected of being currently infected. We also offer orders for antibody blood tests, which can detect whether an individual has been infected by the COVID-19 virus at least two weeks prior but have fully recovered. As new testing methods evolve, we will adapt our test offerings as appropriate.

To meet your immediate needs, we offer short-term telehealth solutions to jump start your return-to-work plan. Our solution can be up and running in as few as two days, enabling you to offer virtual screening and treatment services and implement workplace safeguards.

We provide you with an online, on-demand telehealth solution enabling your workforce to get high-quality medical care 24/7/365, right from their homes. This includes screening and treatment options for COVID-19-related concerns, as well as routine medical conditions, keeping your team out of germ-filled waiting rooms.

Our providers are able to provide “work excuse” notes for COVID-19 (helping you, in turn, comply with the Families First Coronavirus Response Act) and complete the physician portion of an employee’s disability paperwork. They can also provide “release” notes to enable an employee to safely return-to-work after home isolation.

Access to the MeMD Symptom Screener via a computer or mobile device for one-time or ongoing assessments in the workplace. Ability to have antibody tests ordered and reviewed through a virtual visit, 24/7/365, in partnership with LabCorp® and Quest Diagnostics. “Excuse from work” notes for those who need to be quarantined because they have tested positive for COVID-19, came in contact with a COVID-19 patient or have traveled to certain regions. Provider recommendation for special accommodations for vulnerable populations who might need to take extra precautions. Access to teletherapy for help coping with additional mental and emotional stressors, including treatment for anxiety, PTSD and substance misuse or abuse.

“Excuse from work” notes for family members who serve as caretakers of COVID-19 patients. Access to teletherapy for help coping with additional mental and emotional stressors, including treatment for anxiety, PTSD and substance misuse or abuse. Access to specialized therapy for youth ages 10 to 17 who are dealing with additional mental and emotional issues associated with missed school, activities and quarantine.

24/7/365 access to virtual medical visits offering COVID-19 screenings. One-on-one Care Coordination support to walk employees through next steps for how to get diagnostic (PCR) testing, if deemed necessary. COVID-19 confirmed and presumptive treatment recommendations from licensed, board-certified medical providers. “Excuse from work” notes accessible via the MeMD patient portal. “Release” notes accessible via MeMD’s patient portal when CDC guidelines have been met for discontinuing home isolation. Provider assistance to complete the medical portion of an employee’s disability paperwork, when appropriate. Access to teletherapy for help coping with additional mental and emotional stressors, including treatment for anxiety, PTSD and substance misuse or abuse.

MeMD accepts payment from FSA, HSA and HRA accounts, as well as personal debit and credit cards.

You should request a consultation where you are currently physically located. The service line you select does not have to correlate with your home or billing address, it depends on where you are located at the time you request a visit. If a provider decides a prescription is necessary, we can electronically submit an e-prescription to the pharmacy nearest you.

In some states, a video connection is required by law. Even where it is not required, a video connection allows our board-certified medical/psychiatry providers and licensed therapists to deliver the best possible care. When a provider can see you, she/he can better assess your condition and monitor visual cues. Please be advised that it’s at the provider’s discretion as to whether a video consultation is necessary. A video connection can be made using your computer’s webcam, or through the MeMD app. For full instructions on setting up an appointment, register or log into your account.

Please review the age requirements below for MeMD’s various service lines: Urgent Care: MeMD users must be at least 18 years old or have a parent/guardian present at time of visit. Men’s Health and Women’s Health: These service lines are only available to users 18+. Talk Therapy: Our Talk Therapy service line is available to users 18+. Teen Therapy: Teen Therapy is available to users 10-17. Psychiatry: Psychiatry is available to users 18+. A valid email address is required to create your account, and a valid credit card is required to request a visit if you are not part of a plan that covers the visit fee. Users must have a high-speed Internet connection. MeMD works best with the following browsers: Chrome for computers, androids, and MacBooks; and Safari for iPhone/iPads For video consultation, users must have a webcam or video-enabled mobile device. Javascript and Cookies should remain enabled.

MeMD helps address common medical and behavioral health issues. Urgent Care: You can use our Urgent Care service line for non-emergency or low-acuity conditions that you would typically visit an urgent care, retail clinic or primary care provider for, such as the flu, a cold, allergies, strains and sprains. See a full list of the urgent care issues we treat. Men’s Health: Our Men’s Health service line gives men a discreet and comfortable way to seek treatment for private health concerns such as ED, hair loss and skin issues. Women’s Health: The Women’s Health service line gives women a safe, convenient and confidential way to talk to a medical provider about skin issues, birth control, sexual health and more. Talk Therapy/Teen Therapy: Our therapy lines can be used to address emotional and mental health concerns, such as depression or anxiety. See a full list of the behavioral health issues we treat. Teen therapy is for users age 10-17 and talk therapy is for users 18+ Psychiatry: MeMD's Psychiatry service line offers talk therapy, medications, psychosocial interventions and other treatments through the convenience of a virtual platform. MeMD’s Psychiatry line is available to users 18+.

Getting started is free! If you access MeMD services through an employer or another member-based group as a benefit, your cost is determined by the organization’s specific plan. Otherwise the cost of an Urgent Care visit, Men’s Health visit or Women’s Health visit for an individual is $67. A Therapy or Teen-Therapy visit costs $85 for a 50-minute session and $65 for a 25-minute session. A Psychiatry visit costs $229 for a 45-minute session, and $99 for a 15-minute follow-up session.

Unfortunately, no. We do want to support your care between office visits, though, such as when you are traveling or when you have a limited condition, such as an infection, flu or allergies that needs quick and convenient treatment.

If your MeMD provider feels comfortable treating your condition via a phone-only visit, you may submit pictures online through your MeMD account that can be uploaded to your medical chart for review. If you are unable to do this yourself, one of our Care Coordinators can help.

Less than 5% of visits are redirected to in-person care for appropriate evaluation.

We are HIPAA compliant and have policies in place to prevent unauthorized disclosure of your protected health information. If you would like us to send or disclose your medical records on your behalf to another person or entity, we require written authorization and signed consent. Additionally, if you would like to prevent specific disclosure of your protected health information to a specified person or entity, please let us know. You may email helpdesk@memd.com and the HIPAA Compliance Officer can assist you with any authorizations, restrictions or privacy questions.

Yes! Simply log into MeMD’s patient portal to print or download your medical records. We store medical records as PDF documents, so they are easy to keep or share with your physician.

Our physicians are medically trained, U.S. board certified in their specialties, licensed and credentialed. They hold bachelor’s (B.A. or B.S) and Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degrees. Our physician assistants are medically trained, NCCPA certified, licensed and credentialed. They hold bachelor’s (B.A. or B.S.) and Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS), Health Science (MHS) or Medical Science (MMSc) degrees. Our nurse practitioners are medically trained, ANCC or AANP certified in their specialties, licensed and credentialed. They hold Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degrees. Our behavioral health team of masters-level professionals includes experienced and accredited Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and equivalent licensed professionals.

If a patient has missed more than 40% of their scheduled visit, the clinician will no longer be made available to the patient, and the patient will be considered a no-show and will be responsible for a missed session fee or the fees the patient’s insurer or other payor would have otherwise paid for the scheduled services had they taken place.

All data entered within our application is securely and privately stored. Your password and other important data are protected through the use of encryption, such as the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol—the same type of security used by banks. Our servers are housed in world-class, highly secure data centers utilizing state-of-the art electronic surveillance and multi-factor access control systems. Data centers are staffed 24/7 by trained security guards, and access is authorized strictly on a privileged basis. Additionally, environmental security measures are in place to minimize disruptions to operation. MeMD’s data storage is spread across several geographic regions and availability zones, allowing us to stay operational during most failure situations, including natural disasters and power outages.

No, you will need to create a separate profile for any children, dependents or spouses. This ensures each person has his/her own medical profile and medical history.

Patients can miss up to 40% of their session time without (i.e. arrive late) and nevertheless continue to log on for their scheduled visit. The patient will then have the ability to complete the remaining 60% of their scheduled visit. The session will end at the originally scheduled time.

Yes. MeMD providers can treat personal health issues like erectile dysfunction and hair loss in a safe, convenient and confidential way through our Men’s Health and Women’s Health service lines.

If you’re wondering whether you have anxiety or depression, you may speak with one of our therapists and/or psychiatry providers about the condition and symptoms. They can help you identify the root cause of the issue, identify solutions for overcoming challenges, and potentially start you on a new regiment of medication (psychiatry providers only). Learn more about our therapy and psychiatry services. If you are under the care of a health care provider already, we may be able to refill your prescription on a temporary basis (as long as the medication is not controlled or otherwise against our prescription policy).

Most forms require an in-person exam. Common examples include driver’s forms, sports physicals and handicap assessments. If you have a different kind of form, it may be possible for our providers to help you. Be sure to have as much documentation as possible to share with your provider. You can upload this information to your chart before you begin the consultation.

Yes! Our board-certified medical providers are capable of treating multiple conditions per consultation. Please be advised that it is at the provider’s discretion if he/she feels comfortable treating both conditions, or if in-person care is more appropriate.

Yes! If necessary, MeMD’s medical and psychiatry providers can order lab tests for you. It is your responsibility to complete the lab tests in person and have the results sent back to MeMD in a timely manner for the provider to review.

We provide care for many of the most common health conditions that affect the body and the mind. You can review a list of frequently treated medical and mental health conditions on our site.

If it is not an emergency condition, yes. Our providers are able to offer medical advice, counsel you about your condition, and help you work through your treatment options.

Our providers will discuss your health history and assess whether a refill is safe at the time of your visit or whether it’s prudent to see your primary care physician in person. The decision to provide a refill and the quantity is at the sole discretion of the provider. If continuing a regimen, they require proof of a recent prescription for all refills (e.g., photo of your most recent prescription bottle). In general, providers cannot increase the initial dosage of a particular medication as suggested by your primary care physician. For your safety, our maximum refill policy is no more than a 90-day refill within a six-month period. Be sure to share any information you have about your health history and condition that may help facilitate your refill (such as recent lab tests or recent blood pressure readings).

Generally, this depends on your history and the provider’s assessment of the risks and benefits to you. If you are currently taking this medication, a MeMD provider can discuss your health history and assess whether a refill is safe at this time, or whether it would be prudent to see a provider in person. Our maximum refill policy is 90 days within a six-month period. MeMD Providers can start you on a new birth control regimen through our Men’s and Women’s health service line. Please review our prescription policy for Men’s and Women’s Health.

When appropriate, MeMD providers will electronically prescribe medications to treat your condition, which you can then pick up from your local pharmacy. Some common medications that our providers prescribe include: Amoxicillin Augmentin Azithromycin (Z-pack) Bactrim Ciprofloxacin Diflucan Erythromycin Flagyl Flexeril Flonase nasal spray Imitrex Macrobid Phenergan Prednisone Pyridium Tessalon Perles Zofran Your MeMD provider will not prescribe or renew a prescription for controlled substances regulated by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency. Also, MeMD providers will not prescribe Tramadol, Carisoprodol, Fiorcet, Pseudoephedrine, and/or Armodafinil. Patients, please be informed that MeMD is not a replacement for an office-based medical physical, nor is it an online pharmacy.

Yes! Our medical and psychiatry providers can write prescriptions when necessary and in compliance with MeMD’s prescription policy. MeMD providers can also temporarily refill your maintenance medications for up to 90 days within a six-month period. Please note that MeMD is not a replacement for your primary care physician or annual office checkup and MeMD is not an online pharmacy. Any prescriptions written by MeMD providers will be electronically sent to a local pharmacy for purchase and pick-up. You may access and download a copy of your provider’s visit summary for your records within MeMD’s secure portal. MeMD providers do not prescribe narcotic pain relievers, or other drugs listed as controlled substances by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency or regulated under State law. Review the DEA Controlled Substances Schedule if you are interested in a particular prescription and are uncertain if it is listed as a controlled substance. MeMD consultations treat the majority of common medical conditions; however, a small number of cases require an in-person visit for complete care. MeMD’s licensed therapists do not provide prescriptions for emotional and mental health concerns.

Our providers cannot write any type of referral. Referral notes for physical or occupational therapy require an in-person evaluation.

Controlled substances have the potential for addiction and must be carefully prescribed. Due to the nature of telemedicine, we cannot monitor these risks, follow-up on a continual basis or provide an in-person assessment.

MeMD providers can electronically send prescriptions to verified pharmacies within the United States, including mail-order pharmacies. We are unable to send prescriptions to Canadian pharmacies.

Generally, we cannot prescribe these items because they require monitoring, follow-up and an in-person physical assessment.

No. At this time, MeMD cannot prescribe polymerise chain reaction (PCR) testing for patients. Patients in need of testing will be referred to a community health resource or their primary care provider, who can collect a specimen using a nasal or throat swab, which can then be submitted to a lab for COVID-19 testing.

Yes. Your MeMD provider will evaluate your symptoms and risk factors/exposure to determine the likelihood of a COVID-19 infection, based on the CDC guidelines. They will then determine the best course of treatment based on their evaluation.

Yes. Your MeMD provider can write a note excusing you from school or work for up to 14 days based on their evaluation and clinical judgment.

Yes. Your MeMD provider can write a note stating you can wear a mask at work; however, MeMD providers cannot write a note stating you don't have to wear a mask at work.

Our care navigation team is available 24/7/365 to answer any questions.

Our care navigation team is available to help 24/7/365 via call.

You can request an urgent care visit 24/7/365, which is included with your virtual primary care plan.

Virtual primary care functions like traditional primary care, yet it’s done from the comfort of your own home. If you receive virtual primary care as a benefit, you can schedule appointments, discuss concerns with a provider, conduct a virtual wellness exam - all the things you would expect from an in-person primary care visit, just over the phone or through video chat!

After you’ve registered, sign into your account and select “request a visit.” That’s it! You can also call or chat with MeMD’s care navigation team at 1-855-636-3669.

Virtual visits via phone or video range in price depending on your plan. Please check your enrollement materials to see if you have a visit fee.

Yes! 80% of all mental health concerns are diagnosed and treated by a primary care physician, so your provider is able to diagnose, treat and write prescriptions (if needed) for mental health concerns, such as anxiety and depression.

Our primary care providers can write prescriptions for treating a wide range of conditions and health concerns including chronic diseases, mental health illnesses, and situation- and gender-specific health issues. Some health concers that can be treated with medication include: anxiety, asthma, diabetes, depression, hair loss, pink eye, and urinary tract infections.

MeMD works with your insurance, but it is not part of your insurance.

Virtual wellness visits are available to patients who have virtual primary care from MeMD once every 12 months. Six labs are included in the wellness visit, such as a complete metabolic panel or clinical urine tests, and can be administered by either of MeMD’s preferred lab partners.

Yes! MeMD allows you to select your own MeMD primary care provider from a list of board-certified family practice or internal medicine providers licensed in your state.

If you need in-person care, you will receive a referral letter from your MeMD primary care provider outling the appropriate and recommended care. Your MeMD Care Navigator will then guide you through next steps, helping you to find high-quality and qualified providers that are in your network.

During the registration process for virtual primary care you will select a provider from our network with whom you would like to develop an ongoing care relationship. This is the person you’ll see for all your primary care needs and is your first-stop for managing your overall health. If you’re traveling or find yourself in need of urgent medical attention, we can connect you with one of our MeMD urgent care providers 24/7.

Yes! If your MeMD primary care determines they are necessary, you can select your preferred provider to conduct theses follow-up services. Our partners include Quest, LabCorp, and Green Imaging, but you can also take your lab or imaging order to a facility of your choice.

Once your account has been activated, you will need to complete your New Patient Registration in order to access virtual primary care. Much like the paperwork you complete at a doctor’s office, this registration will require you to provide details about yourself and your medical history.