Diagnosed with COVID-19 and need a Paxlovid prescription? See a doctor now to get started! Book an online visit with one of our board-certified doctors or nurse practitioners for fast relief from COVID-19. Paxlovid prescriptions available for those who qualify. Your visit could be $0 depending on your insurance or employer benefits. For: Men, Women, All Ages Who is this right for? If you're not feeling well, and are looking for relief from Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) symptoms, including high fever, body aches, or difficulty breathing, schedule a visit now with an online doctor. You’re currently experiencing symptoms of COVID such as a fever under 102°F, cough and cold. You’re looking for convenient and cost-effective treatment advice and prefer to stay at home. Your COVID symptoms started at least 3 days ago and/or you have already tested positive for COVID. You do not have underlying conditions that may put you at an elevated risk for COVID-19 complications. Doctor On Demand is a covered benefit for over 98 million Americans. If you’re covered by your employer or insurance, then you’ll pay $0. No insurance, no problem. You can use Doctor On Demand starting at $99 per visit. Commonly prescribed medications for COVID-19 include: Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen Prescription antiviral drugs, such as Paxlovid Steroids, such as dexamethasone During a visit for COVID-19, patients can expect the clinician to: Ask about your symptoms, exposure to COVID-19, COVID-19 testing, and medical history. Refer you to a clinic for additional testing if you haven’t been tested yet. Offer advice on how to manage symptoms and speed up your recovery process. Let you know if you’re eligible to receive a same-day prescription. However, your doctor will meet with you to determine if additional testing is needed. Offer counseling or refer you to a mental health specialist for support. Getting ready for your COVID telehealth visit with Doctor On Demand: Find a comfortable and quiet space where you can speak freely about your symptoms. Pull all of your insurance information together (if you don’t have insurance, you can skip this step). Find a photo ID, like your driver’s license or passport. Set aside five to 10 minutes, so you can answer questions about your symptoms and health history. How an online covid doctor visit works Set up your account. Once you finish registering, you’ll be able to see the cost of your visit. See the next available provider or schedule your appointment. Select your concern and answer a few questions to provide the doctor with some context. Start your live virtual visit. Meet with one of our board-certified doctors who will diagnose your symptoms and offer a custom treatment plan. If needed, you can get prescriptions delivered to you or sent to your local pharmacy.

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I did a home testing kit and it confirmed I had COVID. It was a Saturday night, and I knew I needed Paxlovid because I have multiple sclerosis. I couldn't find any urgent care open and didn't want to go to an ER and infect everybody and wait hours and hours. My local ER nurse advisor told me about Doctor On Demand, and I downloaded the iPhone app and filled out all the history and medication information. Within half an hour I was talking to Dr. Kerry Eley on my iPhone face time, and she agreed that I needed Paxlovid. She was able to immediately send a prescription to a 24-hour pharmacy near my house. I started the medication immediately and felt much better the next day. If not for Doctor On Demand, I would have had to delay treatment at least 12 hours and go in person to urgent care because no one in my city is doing telephone consultations." —Doctor On Demand Patient "Just had a great [Doctor On Demand] call. I had tested positive for Covid and was calling in about getting paxlovid treatment since I’m over 55. Emma was online in less than 5 minutes. She asked me questions about my symptoms. She sent the prescription to my pharmacy, explained how to take the medication and answered all my questions. Didn’t need to go anywhere which I’m glad because there is a major thunderstorm coming through. Highly recommend!" —Doctor On Demand patient Top-rated providers Get care from a team of doctors rated 4.9 out of 5 stars by patients just like you. Same-day appointments, 24/7/365 Why wait to be seen? Connect to care in as little as 5 minutes. Custom treatment plan Get the right treatment option and prescription for your unique care needs. Care at home or on the go Connect with a provider from anywhere you have internet. Coronaviruses are a family of viruses, such as the common cold, that can cause respiratory illness in humans. They are called “corona” due to the crown-like spikes on the surface of the virus. The latest strain of coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was reported in December 2019 and is also known as COVID-19. SARS-CoV-2 has consistently mutated over the course of the pandemic, resulting in variants that are different from the original COVID-19 virus, which is why COVID-19 has not yet disappeared. For example, the latest covid subvariant is called EG.5.1 (AKA “Eris”) and remains the world’s most prevalent coronavirus strain. For more info, check out the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . The FDA has issued emergency approval of Paxlovid for anyone over 12 years old and weighs at least 88 pounds, making it widely available for most. However, there are some restrictions and eligibility requirements: you need to have tested positive for COVID-19 and be at high risk of serious complications from COVID-19 . In order to get access to Paxlovid, you must get a prescription from your doctor or physician. Start an online visit now with Doctor On Demand to find out if you’re eligible and get access to a prescription. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, tiredness, muscle or body aches, headaches, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. If your cough or breathing is extremely severe, your doctor may recommend in-person care so that they can use a stethoscope for their exam. Your doctor may ask to perform a telehealth lung exam. This should be done in a quiet setting to help the doctor properly assess your breathing. It could be helpful (but not necessary) to have a pulse oximeter device for your online visit. This device checks how much oxygen your blood is carrying and can help your doctor with diagnosis. 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