It is Tuesday morning. Your kid has a cough and a low fever. You have meetings. The pediatrician is booked until Thursday. Urgent care means two hours in a waiting room full of other sick kids. This is the scenario telehealth was built for.
The Family plan for households
For $49 per month, the Family plan gives you four shared video visits. Use one for your kid's cough on Tuesday. Use another for your own sore throat on Friday. Use a third when your partner tweaks their back. One plan, one account, whoever needs care that day.
What a video visit can handle for kids
- Cold and flu symptoms
- Minor rashes and skin irritation
- Allergy symptoms
- Pinkeye (in many cases)
- General health questions and guidance
When kids need in-person care
A video visit cannot replace a pediatrician for things like vaccinations, well-child exams, ear infections needing close examination, or any severe symptoms. Your provider will tell you straight if your child needs to be seen in person.
No more choosing between work and care
The hardest part of parenting sick kids is not the illness. It is the logistics. A 10-minute video visit from your kitchen table means you do not have to choose between your job and your child's care. You handle both.
Sign up online and connect with a provider in about 10 minutes Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern.
Before you start
Have your current medications and relevant history nearby. If you are helping a family member, let them decide who should be in the conversation. If you may be having a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.