Do you accept payment plans or copays?

It's a flat $59 paid at the start of the visit by card. We don't bill any third parties, so there's nothing to file and nothing coming back in the mail six weeks later.

One Price · One Promise

$59

Flat fee · Same-day response · No paperwork

$59. One price. One promise.

A full text-based visit with a Licensed Nurse Practitioner. No membership. No subscription. No surprise bills. If medication makes sense, it's sent to your pharmacy, that's it.

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What $59 gets you

The whole visit. Not a teaser.

Every visit runs the same way, no upsells, no "premium tier." When you pay $59, this is what you're getting.

A real clinical conversation. Text back and forth with Chris Woods, a Licensed Nurse Practitioner, not a chatbot, not a form, not a triage script.
Same-day response during clinic hours, and usually within minutes for acute infections like UTI, sinus, or strep.
A clear treatment plan in writing, what you have, what to do, what would change the plan, when to escalate.
Prescription to your pharmacy when it's medically appropriate. Sent electronically to whatever pharmacy you use.
Follow-up questions on the same visit are included. If symptoms change or the plan needs tweaking, text back, no new charge.
No paperwork, no copays to chase, no third-party billing. One flat charge to the card at the start and we're done.

The math on this

$59 vs. what the same visit costs elsewhere

Cash rates for a single acute visit. Numbers below are typical ranges for sinus, UTI, strep-style visits in the Southwest, your exact local cash rate may vary.

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$59
Full text-based visit, licensed NP, prescription routed if appropriate, follow-up included.

Retail urgent care (cash)

$150–$250

Visit only. Labs, imaging, and prescriptions usually billed separately on top.

Emergency room (cash)

$2,000+

Facility fee, provider fee, and any testing stacked on one bill. Appropriate for real emergencies, overkill for a UTI.

Subscription telehealth

$30–$50/mo

Recurring charge whether you use it or not. Most visits still add a per-visit copay.

Honest limits

When $59 isn't the right answer

Telehealth has real limits. If your situation falls into one of these buckets, the right move is usually in-person care, and we'll tell you that up front.

Controlled substances. We don't prescribe opioids, benzodiazepines, ADHD stimulants, testosterone, or anything Schedule II–IV. That's a modality limit, not a price limit.
Conditions requiring a hands-on exam, chest pain, abdominal pain that won't localize, neurological symptoms, injuries needing imaging.
Chronic disease management, hypertension, diabetes, thyroid, ongoing mental health, is better done with a PCP who can run labs and see you longitudinally.
Pediatrics under age 2, or any presentation where a physical exam or vitals are clearly needed to rule out something serious.
Anything that feels like an emergency. If you're unsure whether it's an emergency, that usually means it's time to call 911 or head to the ER.

Where this works

Licensed in 11 states

You need to be physically located in one of these states at the time of the visit. Chris is a double board-certified Nurse Practitioner, licensed in:

Arizona, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tucson, Flagstaff

Nevada, Las Vegas, Reno, Henderson

New Mexico, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces

Utah, Salt Lake City, Provo, St. George

Iowa, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City

Montana, Billings, Missoula, Bozeman

Colorado, Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder

Idaho, Boise, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Falls

Oregon, Portland, Eugene, Bend

Georgia, Atlanta, Athens, Savannah

North Carolina, Charlotte, Raleigh, Asheville

Questions & answers

People ask us this a lot

What does $59 include?

A full text-based visit with Chris Woods, a Licensed Nurse Practitioner. That means a real back-and-forth conversation about what's going on, a clinical review, a recommended plan, and a prescription sent to your pharmacy when it's medically appropriate. Follow-up questions for the same visit are included.

Are there hidden fees or surprise bills?

No. $59 is the whole cost of the visit. There's no membership, no subscription, no facility fee, no separate prescription cost from us. You'll pay your pharmacy for the medication itself like any other prescription.

What if I don't need a prescription?

The $59 covers the visit itself, not the prescription. If the clinical picture doesn't call for medication, you'll still get a clear plan, guidance on when to escalate, and the same follow-up window. You paid for the evaluation, not a guaranteed script.

Can I get a refund if I'm not the right fit?

Yes. If after reviewing what you send, Chris decides this is something better handled in person (or that you need urgent in-person care), we refund the visit and tell you what to do next. You won't pay for a visit we can't responsibly complete.

Is this cheaper than urgent care?

For a routine acute visit (UTI, sinus, strep, yeast, pink eye), a retail urgent care cash rate is usually $150-$250 for the visit alone, plus lab fees, plus whatever the pharmacy charges. Emergency rooms are far more than that. $59 is the full visit cost here, a fraction of what a walk-in clinic charges for the same kind of evaluation.

Why not a monthly membership?

Because most people who need a telehealth visit need it once a quarter, not once a week. A $59 flat fee paid when you actually need care is cheaper than $30-$50/mo running in the background and still adding a copay per visit. Simple beats sticky.

Can I use an HSA or FSA card?

Yes, HSA and FSA cards are accepted the same as any other card. Telehealth visits with a licensed clinician are qualified medical expenses. Save your receipt if your administrator asks.