Telehealth urgent care allows you to meet with a healthcare provider virtually for evaluation and treatment of common, non-emergency medical conditions.
- Schedule a virtual visit: Patients schedule a visit online or by phone. Upon scheduling an appointment, the patient will receive consent forms that must be completed before the visit.
- Submit information: Once the required forms are completed and your medical information is provided, the patient will connect with the provider through a secure video visit.
- Connect: Visits can be conducted via any smart device that supports video calls—for example, a laptop or desktop computer, or a smartphone.
- Visits include: gathering medical history, assessing symptoms or history of present illness, and providing the patient with an appropriate treatment plan. If medications are required, they will be electronically sent to the pharmacy provided by the patient.
- Good Rx coupons are available for medications being sent, upon request.
Integrity Healthcare of Florida is “cash only” otherwise known as self-pay. Patients with insurance can still be seen, but the rate for regular hours or after hours are the same whether insured or uninsured.
If the patient receives medications after the visit, they may use their insurance to fill the prescriptions at the pharmacy.
Visits within normal business hours are $65. Visits conducted during extended hours are $85 per visit. All fees are included; there are no additional or hidden fees. After-hours rates apply during holidays, before 8 AM, and after 5 PM.
Payments are due at check-in, before services are rendered, and are non-refundable.
Patients can be seen as soon as the same day after filling out the appropriate forms. To schedule, click here.
Integrity Healthcare of Florida is contactless and does not make in-person house calls.
Telehealth services are NOT appropriate for medical emergencies or conditions requiring an immediate physical examination, imaging, laboratory testing, or emergency treatment. Examples include but are not limited to: chest pain, difficulty breathing, stroke symptoms, severe bleeding, severe pain, loss of consciousness, changes in mental status, controlled medication refills, pre-operative evaluations, etc. Anyone experiencing a medical emergency should call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
- Yes, medications may be prescribed when medically appropriate and permitted by applicable federal and state laws. A telehealth visit does not guarantee that a prescription will be issued.
- Antibiotics may be prescribed when the provider determines they are medically appropriate and necessary. Antibiotics are not effective for viral infections and are not automatically prescribed upon request.
Yes, if appropriate, short-term routine medication refills can be provided if the patient is temporarily unable to schedule a routine follow-up with their primary care provider. Please note that some routine medications require management by a primary care provider or specialist. Controlled refills such as narcotics, sedatives, stimulants, and testosterone replacements will not be provided.
Yes, Integrity Healthcare of Florida is licensed only in Florida. Patients must physically be located in the state at the time of the visit. During the intake process, the patient’s location will be verified. If medications are prescribed, they cannot be sent to any pharmacy outside the state.
At Integrity Healthcare of Florida, the minimum age to be seen is 18 years or older (Adults).
Appointments can take anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes depending on the specific medical needs.
Chief complaints and symptoms are reviewed and approved prior to scheduling appointments. In the rare event that a condition cannot be managed virtually, the provider may recommend or refer to a specialist, in-person urgent care center, primary care visit, or emergency department when appropriate.
Yes, if appropriate, the provider can send an excuse note to the patient via the provided email. Please note that the provider determines the timeframe for the excuse note and should not exceed 5 days.
Preferred pharmacy contact information will be verified at the time of visit. In the event that the pharmacy claims that prescriptions were not received, please check and verify that the pharmacy and location is correct. If further issues, please contact the office via phone call, text, or email.
Urgent care telehealth services are generally intended for episodic, non-emergency medical concerns and should not replace an established primary care relationship for ongoing or complex medical conditions.