UTI · Urinary tract infection · Antibiotics
Talk to a licensed clinician about uncomplicated UTI symptoms. If antibiotics are appropriate, the prescription is sent to your pharmacy the same day.
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A licensed clinician reviews your symptoms, history, and red flags — UTI care done right means catching pyelonephritis or pregnancy considerations early.
When antibiotics are appropriate, the script is sent directly to your pharmacy. Common first-line options: nitrofurantoin, TMP-SMX, fosfomycin.
We bill your insurance for the visit and your pharmacy bills it for the antibiotic. Most regimens are a few dollars on insurance.
Uncomplicated UTIs in non-pregnant adults with classic symptoms are routinely treated by telehealth per IDSA guidance. The clinician screens for red flags (fever, flank pain, pregnancy, recurrent UTIs) and refers in person if needed.
First-line options are nitrofurantoin, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, or fosfomycin depending on your history, allergies, and local resistance. The clinician picks based on your case.
Fever, flank or back pain, blood in urine, vomiting, pregnancy, or symptoms not resolving on antibiotics all need in-person evaluation. The clinician will tell you and help arrange it.
Yes. We bill your plan for the visit. Most antibiotic regimens are a few dollars at the pharmacy on insurance.