Care that comes to you
Secure virtual visits for urgent needs, ongoing care, mental health, and specialty follow-ups — booked the same way as in-person care, with the safeguards telehealth requires.
Find a virtual visit
The same search you use for in-person care, pre-filtered to providers that see patients by video.
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Distances are straight-line from your search location. Sponsored listings, when present, are always labeled and ranked separately from clinical matching.
Not for emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department if you believe you are experiencing an emergency.
What you can do virtually
Virtual urgent care
Same-day video visits for minor illness — cold and flu symptoms, UTIs, rashes, pink eye, and other non-emergency needs.
Primary-care telehealth
Follow-ups, medication reviews, chronic-care check-ins, and second-opinion consultations with primary-care clinicians.
Mental-health telehealth
Individual therapy, psychiatry consultations, and medication management from home, on a schedule that works for you.
Dermatology telehealth
Skin, hair, and nail concerns evaluated by video with photo upload where the provider supports it.
Women's health telehealth
Contraception consultations, menopause care, and postpartum check-ins with licensed clinicians.
Pediatric telehealth
Video visits for children with parental or guardian authorization and age-appropriate consent handling.
How virtual visits work on Spot Now
Eligibility checks
Before booking, Spot Now validates your physical location at time of service, the provider's licensure in that jurisdiction, service and age eligibility, and consent requirements.
Device & connection test
A guided camera, microphone, browser, and internet test — before the visit, not during it.
Secure waiting room
Identity verification, emergency-location confirmation, and a provider-controlled waiting room. A telephone contingency is available if video fails.
After the visit
Post-visit instructions arrive in your secure account — never in unsecured notifications.
Check your device before your visit
A 30-second test of your camera, microphone, browser, and connection — so your visit starts on time.
Not for emergencies. If you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. This scheduling service is not a crisis service — if you or another person is in immediate danger, call 911 or use the applicable national or local crisis resource.