1. If we are unable to prescribe a medication, it's likely due to a combination of factors, including state and federal regulations related to virtual care practices, as well as what's in the best interest of patient safety and well-being.
2. Our virtual primary care clinic is staffed by carefully selected, board-certified physicians who are passionate about making care more accessible.
3. Some employers, health plans and retailers provide access to 98point6 through a Sponsored Plan at no charge and offer visits at low/no cost to eligible members and their dependents ages 1+.
4. Our board-certified physicians are available on-demand to diagnose and treat, answer questions, offer peace of mind and when appropriate, guide you toward options for next steps.
5. 98point6 provides on-demand consultation, diagnosis and treatment from board-certified physicians and sends necessary prescriptions to your pharmacy—all via secure, in-app messaging.
6. However, we do not prescribe controlled substances (such as Percocet), muscle relaxants (such as Flexeril), lifestyle medications (such as Viagra or Propecia) or medications that require strict monitoring.
7. If your issue does require in-person care, you can be sure you're on the right path to feeling better after consulting with a 98point6 physician.
8. They are specially trained to treat and diagnose via text-based care. (98point6 supports photo, video and audio as needed.
9. Please note, the account holder must be 18+ to create an account and seek primary care; 19+ in Nebraska.
10. Our unique, text-based care delivery means you can get the right care at the right time.
11. Our physicians adhere to evidence-based standards with respect to the responsible use of antibiotics.
1. I have been able to restart a medication I had been on previously which I feel didn't warrant going into a regular doctor visit for.What good is a service built to help people with health needs who's schedule prevents conventional options if it's so glitchy it crashes utterly and causes you to miss appointments that take weeks to reschedule.
2. If you require help in any degree of time sensitivity, try something else.No no no no registered, answered all the questions, came back four minute wait, more than an hour and nothing.
3. The AI that pops up before the visit is very useful for clarifying the situation and getting basics like symptoms recorded, which helps the visit itself go much quicker and more smoothly.
4. No appointment and immediate attention makes this a major improvement in health care.
5. I get it, but then what's the point of the service if the best plan is always seeking in-person care?The app is horrible.
6. This app is a real game changer.The app itself functions great but the service seems intended for extremely mild/minor issues.
7. From the two times I've used the service, both times I was directed to urgent care or the ER.
8. My insurance coverage covers for this app and I am sad they choose this company instead of the previous telehealth services.
9. Not sure this is real medical care.
10. I've had my child use Babylon and they get way better help.APP works but doctors are listed but NOT necessarily local.
11. It seems, based on my experience, the physicians are very cautious in providing any diagnosis via telehealth.