Independent telehealth research
Telehealth Discover explains how online care actually works — prescriptions, urgent visits and ongoing plans — and shows only the providers we have verified. We are not a clinic, pharmacy or insurer, and we publish what we could not verify just as plainly as what we could.
Choose a care category or answer two short questions. We never ask for symptoms or medical history.
We show the online care services we currently have verified information for, with the date we last checked.
When something fits, you continue directly to that independent provider to register or start a visit.
The questions people ask most before choosing an online service, answered directly at the top of each page.
Practical, non-medical guidance on choosing and using an online healthcare service.
We only list providers we have verified information for. 2 additional services are under review and stay unlisted until that work is complete.
Available option
Go MD USA is an online healthcare service offering prescription-related care, virtual urgent care, health plans, and business registration options.
Last reviewed
We verify a provider's identity and where its sign-up path leads before listing it. Pricing, state availability, insurance handling and cancellation terms are published only once confirmed from the provider's own materials — otherwise they read "Not verified".
Read our review methodologyEmployers and organizations can review telehealth options built for teams rather than individuals, through a separate business path.
See business healthcare optionsNo. We are an independent research and comparison site. We are not a clinic, pharmacy, insurer or medical practice, we employ no clinicians, and we do not give medical advice. Care is delivered by the independent providers we research.
Some links to providers are affiliate links, which means we may be paid if you register or start a visit. This never costs you more and never changes what we publish. Every page carrying such a link says so.
We list a provider only after we can verify who they are and where their sign-up path leads. Anything we have not verified is labelled "Not verified" instead of estimated, and services still under research are named but never recommended.
Sometimes. A licensed clinician may prescribe certain medications when it is clinically appropriate and permitted where you are located. It is never guaranteed, and controlled substances and some other medications are restricted.
No. For chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, signs of stroke, or any situation that may be life-threatening, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.