Online urgent care.
Same-day treatment, no waiting room.
Licensed physicians treat UTIs, ear infections, sinus infections, strep throat, dental pain, and more — nationwide, often same-day, no insurance needed.
This service treats non-emergency conditions only. If you're experiencing chest pain, trouble breathing, severe injury, or any symptom that feels like an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
What Can Online Urgent Care Treat?
Online urgent care is best for common, non-emergency conditions with recognizable symptoms — the kind an in-person urgent care clinic would typically treat with an antibiotic, a refill, or supportive care. A licensed physician reviews your symptoms and history before recommending treatment.
Non-Emergency Infections
UTIs, ear infections, sinus infections, and strep throat — conditions with classic symptoms that a physician can safely evaluate and treat online.
Dental & Pain Flare-Ups
Toothaches and dental infections when your dentist can't see you right away — antibiotics and pain relief to bridge you to an in-person visit.
Refills for Stable Conditions
Ran out of a maintenance medication, like an asthma inhaler? A physician can review and refill it without an office visit.
Fast urgent care treatment — without the clinic visit
Same-Day Review
Most patients get their urgent care visit reviewed and, if appropriate, a prescription sent the same day — no appointment needed.
Skip the Waiting Room
No urgent care clinic drive, no sitting in a waiting room with other sick patients — complete your visit from your phone.
No Insurance Needed
Flat-rate pricing from $29.99 — the price you see is the full cost of your urgent care visit, no hidden fees or copays.
Sent to Your Pharmacy
Approved prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice — CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, and more.
Urgent Care Treatment by Condition
Every visit is reviewed personally by a licensed physician, who confirms the right medication, dose, and any allergy considerations for you.
UTI Treatment
$29.99Burning, urgency, or frequent urination — one of the most common conditions treated online.
- Nitrofurantoin (Macrobid) — 100mg twice daily for 5 days — first-line for uncomplicated UTI
- Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim) — twice daily for 3 days — alternative first-line
- Fosfomycin — single oral dose — alternative option
Dental Infections
$29.99Tooth pain or swelling and your dentist can't see you right away — antibiotics and pain relief to get you through.
- Amoxicillin — 500mg three times daily — first-line for dental infection
- Clindamycin — alternative for patients with a penicillin allergy
- Ibuprofen / Acetaminophen — for pain and swelling while you arrange dental care
Ear Infections
$29.99Ear pain, pressure, or fluid — evaluated based on your symptoms and history.
- Amoxicillin — first-line for bacterial ear infection (otitis media)
- Amoxicillin-clavulanate (Augmentin) — if recent antibiotic use or prior treatment failure
Sinus pressure, congestion, and facial pain lasting more than 10 days, or worsening after initial improvement.
- Amoxicillin-clavulanate — first-line when bacterial sinusitis is likely
- Doxycycline — alternative for penicillin allergy
- Decongestants / nasal steroid spray — supportive care — most upper respiratory infections are viral
Strep Throat
$29.99Sore throat with fever, swollen glands, or white patches — classic strep symptoms your physician can assess.
- Penicillin V or Amoxicillin — first-line
- Azithromycin or Cephalexin — alternative for penicillin allergy
Asthma (Stable Patients)
$39.99For patients with a prior asthma diagnosis whose symptoms are stable — not for new diagnosis or an active flare-up.
- Albuterol (rescue inhaler) — refill for previously diagnosed, stable patients
- Inhaled corticosteroid — maintenance refill, e.g. fluticasone
Prescription Refills
$59.99Out of a maintenance medication and need a bridge refill while you get back in with your regular doctor.
- Reviewed case-by-case — your physician confirms it's appropriate to refill before approving
Medications above reflect the treatments most commonly prescribed for each condition. This page is educational, not a prescription or guarantee of treatment — your physician determines what's right for you after reviewing your case.
Every visit is reviewed by a licensed physician
Not a script, not an algorithm — a real doctor reads your case, decides what's safe, and puts their license behind it.
Our medical review process
Every treatment plan is written and approved by a physician licensed in your state before it's sent to your pharmacy. If a case falls outside what's safe to treat online, we say so and refer you to in-person care.
Licensing & accountability
Our physicians hold active state medical licenses and are credentialed before seeing patients. We're a telemedicine platform, not an emergency service — for anything urgent, call 911. Prescriptions are sent electronically to a pharmacy of your choice; we never dispense medication directly.
Real patients. Real results.
"I needed treatment fast and didn't want to deal with a $200 urgent care visit. Great Doctors got me a prescription sent to my CVS in under 3 hours. Incredible."
"Nervous about getting tested but the whole process was so discreet and judgment-free. The doctor was thorough, explained everything, and I had my prescription by evening."
"No insurance and was dreading the cost. $39.99 total for a real doctor consultation and treatment plan? I'm never going to a walk-in clinic again."
"Fast, professional, and affordable. The doctor actually reviewed my symptoms carefully before prescribing. Felt genuinely cared for, not just processed."
"I was anxious about discussing my condition but the questionnaire was private and easy. Had my treatment plan in two hours. 10/10 would recommend."
"Used it for a dental infection on a Sunday night. My regular dentist couldn't see me. Got antibiotics prescribed within 90 minutes. Life-saver."
How it works
Answer a Few Questions
Complete a short, secure questionnaire about your symptoms, history, and any medications you take.
Physician Review
A licensed physician personally reviews your case — often the same day — and decides what treatment is appropriate.
Prescription Sent
If approved, your prescription is sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice.
Follow Up If Needed
If your case needs an in-person exam or lab work, your physician tells you directly and refers you appropriately.
Frequently asked questions
What conditions can urgent care treat online?
Common, non-emergency conditions with recognizable symptoms — UTIs, ear infections, sinus infections, strep throat, dental infections, and refills for stable maintenance medications like asthma inhalers.
What should I do if my symptoms are severe?
Online urgent care is for non-emergency conditions only. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, severe abdominal pain, high fever, or any symptom that feels like an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Do I need a lab test or exam first?
Not always. For classic symptoms, a physician may prescribe based on your intake alone. If your case needs an in-person exam or lab confirmation, you'll be told directly and referred appropriately — you won't be charged for a visit that can't be completed online.
How fast will I get a prescription?
Most patients receive a same-day response during business hours. Your prescription is sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose.
Will my insurance be billed?
No. Every visit is flat-rate, paid up front, starting at $29.99 — no insurance billing, no surprise costs after the visit.
Can I request a specific antibiotic?
You can share your history and preferences, but the physician reviewing your case makes the final call on what's clinically appropriate and safe for you.
Skip the waiting room, today.
Licensed physicians nationwide. No insurance required. Visits from $29.99.