Does Ondoc take my insurance?
No — Ondoc is cash-pay only ($50 flat). That's why there's no prior-auth delay and no 'no providers' wall. We email a superbill you can submit to your insurer for out-of-network reimbursement.
Going cash-pay is a deliberate design choice. Insurance friction — prior authorizations, in-network restrictions, billing surprises — is the reason patients can't get care from in-network providers in the first place. Bypassing that gets you a prescription today.
The math usually works in your favor: $50 cash beats waiting weeks for an in-network appointment that may itself cost $30–$60 in copay. Your actual prescription fills at the pharmacy on your normal insurance benefit.
We email an itemized superbill with CPT and ICD-10 codes. Many PPO and HMO plans reimburse a portion as out-of-network. HSA/FSA cards work directly for the $50 visit fee.
Need a refill? Skip the visit.
We fax your pharmacy directly — no appointment, regardless of the doctor who originally prescribed it. Under 24-hour turnaround.
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- How do I file a ghost network complaint?
- Can I use my insurance to pay for the visit?