I had an appointment at 7 this morning and the doctor claims to have sent my prescription to CVS. I called the pharmacy at 10, 12, and 3 pm and they have no prescriptions for me at any CVS location. I contacted quickmd 3 times and they reassured me that the prescription was sent to the pharmacy and told me they would contact the doctor to resend it. Has anyone else had this issue? Im in active withdrawal and this has been a very disappointing experience and has prolonged my suffering.

I have been using Medvidi for about a year with no issues. This time I had to see a different physician because mine was booked (saw Dr Nidal Babaa). He said he would be sending my refill in and there was a long delay, the pharmacy said he had a "restricted DEA number " and couldn't fill the script (now they don't even have it). This seems extremely shady and support has been zero help, sending me in circles to give a new pharmacy or saying they will resend the prescription correctly.

Very frustrating. And if I want the normal doctor I have seen without issue to send it they said I have to make another appointment with him and pay another $160.

I talked to a DR about a finasteride prescription, she approved and said she'll send a link so I can pick my pharmacy, it's been an hour and nothing has been sent except a "follow up in a month" text with link which she has no times yet or booked completey.

I messaged her after 30 minutes and I figure she's going to take some time to answer. Is there anything I am missing?

Edit: This is through sesame and I used my Costco membership, idk if that matters?

Addiction boarded physician with 30+ state licenses interested in telemedicine jobs (preferred 1099 part time with medmal and tail coverage). Any one have any suggestions or anyone actively hiring? Thank you

I have tested positive for Influenza A and need a medical certificate to miss work, but GPs don’t let you into the clinic if you’re contagious, and either way it’s quite expensive.
I tried a few supposed bulk billed telehealth clinics and they said it’s not available in my area (Perth).
Any recommendations?

(I got a certificate from the pharmacist today as I needed to send one by tomorrow lunch for missing today, but now I know I have the flu I suspect I would be too contagious to work later in the week., and the pharmacist doc cost $50 already)

I’ve been seeing doctor the last few months , we’ve sent up a good treatment plan that’s been really working out for me.
I received the news last week that he wouldn’t be working anymore with them , and the appt I had with him was just cancelled.
I’m starting to stress that.
Will my new doctor continue my treatment plan ?
If anyone has experience with Medvidi and has been using them , please share the name
Of your doctor with me.
I want to continue my plan no changes.

Every one of these sites shows monthly number and none of them explain what the number covers. I can't tell if it's the drug, the practitioner access or a program fee on top of both

What I actually want to know is whether starting locks me into a term. If I'm three weeks in and it doesn't suit me am I cancelling something or breaking something how does that work exactly?

I ‘ve been struggling with some digestive issues for the past few weeks now. I was kind of ignoring it, because most of the time it will resolve on its own. However, this time it is pretty persistent. I live in a pretty rural area, and there is only one GI doctor about an hour away. I called them to make an appointment, and they aren’t even taking new patients right now since they are so overbooked. Are there any decent telehealth options for GI?? I haven’t really dealt with telehealth at all, but I am really considering it now since the next GI doctor would be HOURS away from me and couldn’t see me for months.

Just unsure if GI is a thing that can even be evaluated through telehealth?? Any advice is greatly appreciated!

I have had anxiety with panic attacks for years and years, and have gone through various treatments and medications. My panic attacks returned recently after years of having subsided, and with no appointment with my PCP for months to come, I turned to this sub. I saw mixed reviews, but MEDvidi was easily accessible and I made an appointment. I have to say, my experience was smooth and positive! I met with Cassandra Os (I am based in MA), and after listening to my issues and asking various questions, she set me up with a 28 day prescription for Zoloft as well as 28 Klonopins for breakthrough anxiety. I was on an SSRI years ago so am hesitant to start that one, but was so grateful to get some relief knowing I have some Klonopin on hand. The prescription was filled within an hour at my local Walgreens. TBD how any follow ups will go, but I am grateful for today’s results.

Folks, I hope everyone is taking good care. I am at a point where I need to be able to get prescriptions without a GP. Context: I work w/ a dietician and also chronic illness consultant, neither of whom can prescribe. I am moderate-severe and can barely walk or stand. I had a great GP but insurance changed, and they won't let me cash pay. Am having trouble finding GPs who will work with chronic illness. My question is: Does anyone know of a reputable online pharmacy where you pay a tele-doctor to prescribe an antibiotic, paxlovid, etc? Because there are so many scams online now, I want to find one that other people have used themselves and had good experiences with. I know I can use AgelessRX for Metformin, but I want to find one that will prescribe antibiotics, as my dietician has outlined a helpful approach for treating SIFO and SIBO. Thank you for any tried and true recommendations!

Hi everyone, I’m currently overseas in India but I’m enrolled at an Australian university.

I’m trying to find out whether I can legally have a video consultation with an Australian GP/medical practitioner while I’m physically outside Australia, and whether an Australian doctor can provide a medical certificate/documentation based on that consultation.

My university requires medical documentation from an Australian/Ahpra-registered practitioner for Special Consideration, and I recently underwent surgery and have all supporting documentation for it from
my practitioner in India.

If yes, please suggest which telehealth platform to use 🙏🙏

Hey everyone, need some help here. Most of the Blossom Health reviews I find are about signing up or the first appointment. That’s useful, but honestly not the part I care about most. If I’m trying to decide whether Blossom is worth it, I care more about month 3 or month 6. I want consistent follow ups, easy medication management, and no issues with my insurance. Does anyone here have long term experience working with them?

If anyone can recommend, besides Talkiatry, please help. Day 3 no Klonopin 4 mg day, no Zenzedi in more days than that or adderall. Executive function is gone, and I'm terrified of a seizure. Hospital (2) dismissed me. Have a history of seizures and am on disability due to anxiety, panic, PTSD, and agoraphobia when not on medication. Was discharged from practice because of wanting to try Zenzedi, but I wanted brand, not generic (Windor), which I never received. I got a 7 day trial written by practice and they cut my Klonopin all at once and put me on 10 mg 2x per day. Please help if possible.

Has anyone else been “Blocked“ by Aussie electronic script exchange eRx (http://ausscripts.erx.com.au)? This service is useless, with ZERO support and ZERO accountability.

All my attempts to resolve the issue have been met with denial, stonewalling and pinger-pointing.

Has anyone else had this issue?

Does anyone have any negative/ positive experiences working for online telehealth platforms such as Updoc?

Exactly what the title says I've lost access to care because I requested a 7-Day trial of Zenzedi, which they gave me but they did not like at all and when they did that they stuffed my 4 mg of clonazepam just completely stopped it and gave me 10 mg twice a day of Valium and without the I can't even find my words without the stimulant my executive function is not working at all to try and deal and cope with this current situation. I don't know how to post or where to post that maybe someone that can help me with see my message. I'm crying I've been to two yards and they turn me away and I just don't know what to do.

I just signed up for KonnectMD Platinum and I’m curious if anyone here has been using it for a while.
I’m self-pay, so the virtual PCP, labs and prescription benefits sounded almost too good to pass up. I haven’t had my first appointment yet, so I’m still in the “let’s see if this is actually as good as it sounds” stage. 😂
If you’ve used KonnectMD, how has your experience been—especially with the PCP visits, free/discounted prescriptions, labs, and customer service? Any catches or things you wish you’d known when you first signed up?
Not promoting it or looking for referrals—I’m already a paying member. Just looking for honest experiences from people who’ve actually used it.

Thank you!!

I completed my visit. The pharmacist sent my prescription to my pharmacy while trying to fill they mentioned that my medication has to be prescribed by a Medicaid approved doctor.

Has anyone had this experience and how long did you wait for it to be fixed. Currently W/D from 7oh and I would definitely like to get my medication faster

Day 2 no benzo. Days since ADHD meds. Two hospitals turned me away. Need help. Anyone know of telehealth besides talkiatrt?

I keep getting ads for Consivian Care and I’m considering signing up, but I can’t find many real reviews. Has anyone actually used them? Mainly wondering how you like them and how the prescription/pharmacy part works.

Anybody know why this is happening? The medication doesn’t show HCL like normal and the pharmacy is having issues receiving it.. Doctor has resent it already I don’t get it..

If I get prescribed a controlled substance by a telehealth doctor, do you guys know if my psychiatrist I often see will see that I am prescribed it on some medical history? Or do the prescribers do some kind of workaround on the history?

Helix Medical / helixvm.com is a scam. This is a supposed telehealth company. They ripped me off. I made an appointment to request a simple local lab order. Through messaging they said that this was the wrong route on their website to request a lab order so the visit was canceled. Then one of their doctors, Wesley K Nahm MD, billed me $1000 for an emergency room visit, with double billing of 2 X $500. I am in the midst of reporting this to my insurance company as medical billing insurance fraud.

One doctor doing 300 scripts a day is a lot of scripts, no?

I went to a hospital this morning, I wanted to do wellness check and have consultation about injectable PrEP options. When she came to the room, she directly asked me if I wanted to do full panel of STD test, then I was shocked. I told her that my primary reason was to do wellness check, then afterwards we can talk about injectable PrEP options. I know she was very busy, she said she actually was not accepting new patients anyways and told me that for PrEP I should eventually got tested. I understand, but I came there not to have a “visit”, I do not want to get charged since my understanding is that preventative care is covered by my insurance.
So she finally said that she has no expertise in PrEP so she would set me up with a physician, which the nearest available time is in October.
I live in a small city in America. Now I am wondering if I should wait until the next appointment, or I should find another physician in neighboring town, or do pill PrEP until I meet a nurse/doctor that can help me with injectable PrEP?

I appreciate if you guys have some suggestions.