Infectious Disease referral in Arkansas
Ondoc's role is the first step: an online visit with a clinician licensed in Arkansas who evaluates your infectious disease need, orders any labs or imaging required first, and issues a referral. Ondoc clinicians do not provide infectious disease themselves. Typical response under 24 hours.
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The Ondoc online evaluation is billed to commercial insurance or $50 self-pay. Anything the referral leads to is billed separately by that provider.
About Infectious Disease
Infectious disease specialists evaluate and treat complex, recurrent, drug-resistant, or unusual infections — including HIV, hepatitis B and C, tuberculosis, endocarditis, osteomyelitis, prosthetic-joint infections, post-transplant infections, fevers of unknown origin, and travel-related illnesses. They also guide antimicrobial selection and stewardship, manage pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV, and coordinate care for patients on long-term IV antibiotic regimens.
Ondoc doesn't replace your infectious disease specialist — we help you get to one. The Ondoc visit covers the evaluation, any work-up that's appropriate, and the signed referral; specialty care itself happens separately.
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