Medicall - Online Healthcare app for iPhone and iPad

Medicall connects you with local board-certified doctors 24/7/365 through the convenience of your mobile device. You can avoid the hassle and wait of an in-person visit, while also using your insurance to cover the cost of your visit. Doctors on Medicall can diagnose, recommend treatment and prescribe medications, if medically necessary, for many dermatology issues, including:
- Concerning spots
- Rashes
- Hair loss
- Acne
- Rosacea
- Psoriasis
- Cosmetic concerns
- Nail changes
- Cold sores
and more...HOW DOES IT WORK?
Request a visit - Open the Medicall App, select the reason you are selecting medical care for, select a provider in your area, enter your insurance information, obtain an accurate visit cost, and provide medical history.Obtain a medical consultation - Your doctor will review the information you provide, reply in less than 24 hours and provide a medical opinion. Your doctor will discuss their findings, answer any questions you might have and recommend next steps.Get the prescription you need - If medically necessary, we can have the prescription sent to any local or mail-order pharmacy.HOW MUCH DOES A VISIT COST?
You can use your insurance like you normally would for a doctor visit. Your typical copay and deductibles would apply. Medicall will show your cost for the visit after entering your insurance information. You can also get a visit without insurance for as low as $75.WHAT ABOUT PRESCRIPTIONS?
Visits do not include the cost of prescriptions. We are able to send the prescription to any local or mail-order pharmacy.WHO ARE THE DOCTORS?
The doctors on our platform are leading board-certified doctors in your area. We allow you to select the doctor of your choice before proceeding with your visit.WHERE IS MEDICALL AVAILABLE?
Medicall is currently available in the following states: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington (state), Wisconsin, Wyoming.