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Telehealth services in Puerto Rico

Our telehealth services in Puerto Rico, all by video, are visits for common health problems, refills of non-controlled medications, follow-up of stable chronic conditions, lab orders, and doctor's notes after a real visit. Every service is the same US$79 visit and is for patients who are physically in Puerto Rico, adults and children from 6 months old.

  • Online doctor visit

    Online doctor in Puerto Rico: a video visit with a Puerto Rico-licensed physician for US$79, no insurance needed. Adults, kids from 6 months, and visitors.

  • Prescription refills

    Refill non-controlled maintenance medications after a video visit with a Puerto Rico-licensed doctor. No controlled substances. US$79 per visit.

  • Chronic care

    Chronic care by video for type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol and thyroid with a Puerto Rico-licensed doctor. US$79 per follow-up visit.

  • Lab orders

    Get a lab order online after a US$79 video visit with a Puerto Rico-licensed doctor, when appropriate. Use any lab you like; the lab bills you directly.

  • Doctor's note

    A doctor's note for work or school in Puerto Rico, only after a video visit for a current illness. Never backdated. The visit costs US$79.

  • Online doctor for kids

    Video visits for children from 6 months with a PR-licensed general practice doctor. A parent or guardian stays on camera. US$79, same as adults.

One price for every telehealth service in Puerto Rico

Each service is an online doctor visit, and each costs the same: see pricing and what a visit includes. If you are not sure which service fits, that is fine: the doctor will assess your situation during the visit. To see how booking works, read how it works.

What we don't offer by video

Some things need an in-person exam, and some we choose not to do, such as prescribing controlled substances or issuing Puerto Rico's certificado de salud. See the full list in what we don't do by telehealth.

Is this an emergency?

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain, trouble breathing, weakness or numbness on one side of the body, confusion, bleeding that will not stop, or if you think your life is in danger.

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Warning signs: when to go to the ER

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