Student health

Online doctor for college students

Tell us what you need handled — a refill, a doctor's note, a UTI evaluation, STI testing, birth control, mental health or primary care. A licensed clinician reviews every request before anything is issued.

Start what you need

No account, and nothing personal — three answers and you'll see what Ondoc can do, whether your plan applies, and the next opening.

Type it however you'd say it — or browse the list.

Insurance or self-pay?

Ready to get care? Answer the three questions above to start.

Away at school

You can request online care while you're away at school. Your request follows the same state and clinician-licensure rules as any other Ondoc request, so tell us where you are when you start.

Student insurance

Student coverage is not one plan. It may be a school-sponsored plan, a student-health plan administered by a national insurer, or staying on a parent's commercial plan — select whichever one you actually have, or type its name under "Other" if it isn't listed.

Student care Ondoc handles

Each page says plainly what happens online and what happens at your pharmacy, lab, or a specialist's office.

Student health care online

Ondoc handles what students actually need — illness visits, doctor's notes, mental health care, acne, birth control, and refills — with student and commercial plans supported, or self-pay.

How it works

  1. Pick what you need: a sick visit, a note for class or work, mental health care, acne, birth control, or a refill.
  2. Search your plan — including student plans such as UnitedHealthcare StudentResources and campus plans administered by supported payers — or choose self-pay.
  3. A licensed clinician in your state reviews your request, usually the same day.
  4. Prescriptions go to a pharmacy near campus or near home, whichever you name.

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. Member-specific eligibility, active status, and benefits are verified by our insurance verification team. Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted as insurance.

Good to know

  • Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted as insurance. Those visits can still continue as self-pay.