Online Doctor & Urgent Care
Cash-pay virtual primary and urgent care visits, no insurance needed
10 Providers
Sesame
Cash-pay telehealth marketplace where providers set their own rates for same-day primary and urgent care visits, with no insurance billed. Costco members and Sesame Plus subscribers get the lowest visit prices nationwide.
Updated Jun 2026
PlushCare
Telehealth platform offering ongoing virtual primary care and same-day urgent care with board-certified physicians, with or without insurance. Optional membership adds unlimited messaging and prescription discounts.
Updated Jun 2026
Amazon One Medical (On-Demand Care)
Amazon's pay-per-visit telehealth (formerly Amazon Clinic) treating 30+ common conditions by message or video, with no insurance and no membership required. A separate One Medical membership covers ongoing primary care.
Updated Jun 2026
Teladoc Health
One of the largest telehealth networks, offering 24/7 general medical (urgent care) visits to uninsured patients at a flat self-pay rate. Longer-term primary care programs are reserved for insured/employer members.
Updated Jun 2026
vs a typical in-person urgent care visit of $150-200 without insurance
View DetailsLemonaid Health
Cash-pay telehealth offering a la carte consultations and a membership-based virtual primary care plan with no per-visit fees or copays. Owned by 23andMe's former structure, focused on simple flat-fee care.
Updated Jun 2026
GoodRx Care
Online medical visits from GoodRx via text, phone, or video with U.S.-licensed providers, priced lower for GoodRx Gold members. No insurance required, and it pairs with GoodRx's prescription-discount engine.
Updated Jun 2026
HealthTap
Virtual primary and urgent care with a dedicated assigned doctor, offered cash-pay or through a low-cost membership that sharply reduces per-visit fees. Accepts HSA/FSA and bills some insurance plans.
Updated Jun 2026
Doctor On Demand
Telehealth from Included Health offering 24/7 urgent care video visits with licensed physicians and nurse practitioners, no membership required and a flat self-pay price. Also covers mental health and everyday care.
Updated Jun 2026
MDLIVE
An Evernorth/Cigna telehealth service offering virtual urgent care for 80+ non-emergency conditions, available cash-pay with upfront pricing for uninsured patients. Also offers primary care and dermatology.
Updated Jun 2026
vs a typical in-person urgent care visit of $150-200 without insurance
View DetailsCarbon Health (Virtual Care)
Tech-forward primary and urgent care chain offering virtual urgent care in a growing set of states, with published self-pay rates for uninsured patients alongside insurance, Medicare, and FSA/HSA. Pairs virtual visits with its in-person clinics.
Updated Jun 2026