I came down with Covid and got on DocSquad and answered a set of interview questions pertaining to my symptoms. The questions are thorough but well presented and easy to understand so you’re not having to spend energy in deep thought trying to answer complicated inquiries. It helps to have a thermometer handy, and even the thing they clip on your finger that measure oxygen and pulse. It gives the Doctor accurate readings to help in the assessment. Anyway I answered the interview questions and set it aside. About 10 minutes or so later I received an email with the Doctor’s directives and a list of the prescriptions I was being allowed. All I had to do was choose my pharmacy off the map and it automatically sent them. The entire process is easy to manage, and is professional on every level. The designers of the app have done a great job creating a process that is both thorough but easy to follow along and answer. A lot of the questions have answers to select so it’s not a lot of typing. These things are important when you’re feeling like poo and short tempered. You also get a link to connect back with your Doctor and staff that remains available for several days. You can just pop right back in if you have concerns and you’re talking to the ones that handled your care, not a reception complex where you’re a number. They check on you. I recommend using DocSquad as I will again for conditions they handle.

I’m currently between providers after my previous doctor stopped seeing patients. The doctor I’ve selected to receive care from moving forward won’t be able to see me until November. Meanwhile, I needed to renew my prescriptions for chronic diagnoses. After wrestling with the previous AND future clinics for more than three days about my medical history, dosage, blah blah blah, and waiting on hold for SO LONG each day while at work, a friend recommended this service. After filling out an easy survey and providing some evidence of my current prescriptions with a quick photo, a doctor sent my prescription to the pharmacy where it was ready in less than an hour. I still haven’t even heard back from the clinics and now they’re closed for the weekend. I would have been in big trouble without these meds. Love how simple and accessible this was- definitely not the norm in healthcare, especially with the current staffing shortages and other strains on the system.

Got a nasty chest cough 3 weeks ago. The week before Christmas I was exposed to several students with the flu. It’s been a week and my chest and sinuses are still extremely congested. Mucus is dark yellow in my nose and green in chest. I’ve done everything like elderberry, Emergen-C, guafinesin, Allegra, Tylenol cold & flu with nothing helping. Went to my urgent care 5 days ago but they advised that they no longer take my insurance. I’ve spent the last 4 days trying my best to still rest and drink fluids with humidifier and vitamins but I’m not better. I was able to do a clinical interview with DocSquad and get the antibiotics that I need. Can’t wait to feel better.

Yeah, poor lazy doctors if that what they use at all. Most tend to be NP. Either way this entire tel-health is supposed to save time money and what not. But it is a joke I work around a lot of grease so I get Demodex sometimes. Put cream on and take antibiotics for a few days all good simple can be verified with FaceTime visit. No this lazy hack, says I need to go to urgent care and they are the absolute worse, I will just have to go and waste a real dr time at ER. Is it not was this was supposed to free up visits like that. I will very much make sure I don’t waste money on my insurance when it renews. By the way non of the meds were controlled substance in fact the OTC is not much behind scripts. They just work quicker. But don’t waste your money with using this app. Best of luck getting the refund they tell you they are sending you as well. If they say they treat skin conditions as they have a entire area for this YOU THINK THAT THEY WOULD ACTUALLY DO AS THEY SAY. Don’t waste time or money…..