Telehealth doctor · Illness & sick visits · Same day
See a doctor online today
Talk with a licensed Ondoc clinician about an illness, new symptoms, or any general medical concern. Prescriptions, labs, and notes are sent where you need them.
Board-certified clinicians · Insurance or $50 self-pay · Sent to your pharmacy
Want a specific doctor? Book Dr. Ikechukwu Ogbu, MD, board-certified in Internal Medicine.
Tooth pain or swelling? See dental infection treatment online.
Same-day care
Most requests are reviewed the same day by a clinician licensed in your state.
Prescriptions
Treatment is sent electronically to the pharmacy you name — no proprietary kits.
One practice
Visits, refills, labs, notes, and referrals all live in the same chart for next time.
Talk with an Ondoc clinician today
See a licensed clinician online for new symptoms, an illness, or any general medical concern — most requests are handled the same day.
How it works
- Describe what is going on and how long it has been happening.
- Pick a time or send your request and a licensed clinician in your state reviews it.
- You get an evaluation, a plan, and prescriptions or testing sent where you need them.
- Notes, labs, and follow-up stay in one place for next time.
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.
Common questions
- Can I see a doctor online today?
- Yes. Pick an open visit time or send a request and a licensed clinician in your state reviews it, usually the same day.
- What can an online doctor visit handle?
- Colds and flu, sore throat, cough, sinus infections, UTIs, rashes, stomach bugs, headaches, chronic condition check-ins, medication questions, labs, and referrals.
- Can the doctor prescribe medication?
- Yes — prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose. Ondoc has no general controlled-medication pathway. Qsymia has its established nationwide evaluation program; compounded testosterone and compounded phentermine programs are offered where a participating clinician is licensed and authorized for your location. Not all Ondoc providers prescribe controlled medications.
- Do you take insurance?
- Medicare and supported commercial insurance are accepted. Self-pay is $50 for a general visit. Medicaid is not accepted as insurance.
Looking for something specific?
Other Ondoc services
- Primary care visitOngoing virtual primary care with an Ondoc provider — check-ups, everyday concerns, and continued prescriptions.Book a primary care visit
- Annual physical & preventive careYour yearly preventive visit completed online — history, risks, screening recommendations, and a written plan, with labs ordered to a facility near you.Start an annual physical
- UTI evaluation & treatmentA clinician reviews your symptoms and sends antibiotics to your pharmacy when clinically appropriate.Start a UTI visit
- Prescription refillA clinician reviews your maintenance medication and faxes an authorization to your pharmacy. Non-controlled medications only.Request a refill
- Doctor's noteA clinician evaluates your situation and issues a signed note. A note is never guaranteed in advance.Get a doctor's note
- Lab ordersA clinician reviews your request and sends a lab order to a collection site — Ondoc does not draw blood.Request a lab order
Need ongoing care?
Primary Care Membership — $25/month
Includes 2 eligible clinical visits each membership month, then $10 per additional eligible visit. Medication cost is billed by your pharmacy, not Ondoc. Membership is optional — commercial insurance and one-time self-pay stay available.