Refill without a telehealth visit

Telehealth video visits make sense for new symptoms, controlled substances, or first-time prescriptions. For a refill on a med you've been on for a year? An async chart review is faster, cheaper, and just as appropriate.

Feature	Ondoc	telehealth visits
Video call required	No	Yes
Time to authorization	Often hours	Whenever the visit slot is
Cost	Insurance or self-pay from $50	$50–$100+ per visit
Appropriate for stable refills	Yes	Overkill

Use a visit when you need one. Skip it when you don't.

Other comparisons

Ondoc vs GoodRx Care

How does Ondoc's prescription refill service compare to GoodRx Care telehealth visits? Side-by-side breakdown.

Ondoc vs Zocdoc

Zocdoc helps you book an appointment. Ondoc gets your refill authorized — no visit required for routine medications.

Ondoc vs Healthgrades

Healthgrades helps you research doctors. Ondoc gets your prescription refilled — no visit required for stable maintenance meds.

Hims charges a monthly cash subscription. Ondoc bills your insurance for the same medications and lets you keep your existing pharmacy.

Ro is a cash-pay subscription telehealth. Ondoc bills your insurance for the same medications including GLP-1s, ED, hair loss, and primary care.

Ondoc vs Teladoc

Teladoc is a large employer-benefit platform. Ondoc is a smaller continuity-of-care practice — same prescriber across refills, insurance billed.

Ondoc vs MDLive

MDLive rotates you through whichever clinician is online. Ondoc keeps you with the same prescriber across refills.

Ondoc vs Sesame Care

Sesame is a cash-pay doctor marketplace. Ondoc bills your insurance and provides continuity of care across refills.

Ondoc vs PlushCare

PlushCare bundles primary care into a monthly subscription. Ondoc is per-visit, insurance-billed, and refill-focused.

Ondoc vs Amazon Clinic

Amazon Clinic routes prescriptions to Amazon Pharmacy. Ondoc sends to whichever pharmacy you already use and bills your insurance.