HIV prevention · PrEP · Prescription + ongoing care
Start HIV PrEP with an online visit
See a licensed clinician online for HIV PrEP and ongoing HIV prevention care.
Board-certified clinicians · No membership required · Medicare, commercial insurance or $50 self-pay for the Ondoc visit
Evaluate PrEP eligibility
Review exposure history, HIV testing, kidney function, hepatitis B status and current medicines before deciding whether PrEP is appropriate. Prescribing follows clinician review and required testing.
Ongoing prevention care
Follow-ups about every three months, with lab orders to a site near you.
Insurance or self-pay
Use your insurance, or pay $50 self-pay for the visit.
Your pharmacy
Any prescription is sent to the pharmacy you choose.
What you get
- Online visit with a licensed clinician
- PrEP prescription only after clinical review and required testing
- Required HIV, kidney and sexual-health testing plan
- Follow-up and monitoring suited to the chosen regimen
HIV PrEP online
Ondoc provides complete PrEP care — evaluation, a daily PrEP prescription sent to your pharmacy and the ongoing monitoring that keeps it current.
How it works
- A licensed clinician reviews your health history and confirms PrEP is a fit for you.
- When PrEP is appropriate, a daily prescription is sent to your pharmacy.
- Routine monitoring labs — HIV, kidney function, hepatitis B, and STI screening — go to a collection site you choose.
- Follow-up HIV testing about every three months keeps your prescription current; your clinician orders those labs too.
Insurance & cost
Use commercial insurance where it is supported, or self-pay at a flat $50 per approved request. Select insurance or self-pay in care discovery to see Ondoc's current payer status before entering personal information. Medicaid is not accepted as insurance.
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FAQs
Can I get PrEP online?
Yes. Book an online PrEP visit with an Ondoc clinician.
Will I need lab tests on PrEP?
Yes. Your clinician orders HIV, kidney function, and STI tests at a lab near you. HIV testing is typically repeated about every three months; kidney and STI testing intervals depend on your regimen and risk factors.
Is this the same as PEP?
No. PrEP is ongoing prevention. For a possible exposure in the last 72 hours, start an HIV PEP visit instead.
What does the visit cost?
Use your insurance, or pay $50 self-pay for the visit.