Virtual convenient care, when you need it
We’re ready to see you now
Getting treated for urgent healthcare issues has never been so convenient. Our board-certified providers are on standby right now to evaluate, diagnose, and treat whatever’s ailing you–and we do it all online!
Booking is easy and fast. Typical wait times to see a convenient care provider is 5* minutes or less! And if you need a prescription written**, we’ll send it within 15* minutes of your appointment start time.
*On average
Skip the urgent care waiting room
Immediate care from the comfort of your home
Treatment, prescriptions, & lab orders
Rx scripts** sent to pharmacy within 15 minutes
Diagnosis and treatment from board-certified providers
Only $99 per visit
Get treated fast–without unexpected exam fees! Our online convenient care services allow you to get help in less time for less money than a traditional in-clinic urgent care visit.
Only $99 per visit
Get treated fast–without unexpected exam fees! Our online convenient care services allow you to get help in less time for less money than a traditional in-clinic urgent care visit.
How to start your convenient care visit
Connecting with a telehealth provider is easy. Here’s how.
Choose to connect with a convenient care provider now or in the future. If you need to change your appointment time after you register, no problem! You can do that after you’ve finished the intake process.
We’ll ask for your phone number and then send you a text message from Solv, our telehealth platform, with a link to your patient intake form.
You'll need these documents to complete your intake form:
- A picture of the front and back of your personal ID
- Your debit or credit card information
Plan to pay with a credit or debit card, and have your card information ready to enter as part of the registration process. Your card will not be charged until you’ve completed your telehealth appointment.
At this time we do not accept insurance for online convenient care appointments.
Filling out your paperwork is fast and painless.
We’ll ask for an uploaded image of your photo ID, as well as information about:
- Where you live
- Who your primary care provider is (if you have one)
- Your preferred pharmacy
- Your emergency contact
- The symptoms you’re currently experiencing
If you’ve scheduled your appointment for a future time or date, you’ll receive an appointment reminder 10 minutes before the visit start time, and a link to your virtual exam room.
If you choose “next available appointment,” you’ll be prompted to enter your virtual exam room not long after submitting your information.
Tap through to the exam room when you’re ready, and bring your photo ID to the appointment.
We look forward to seeing you!
Feel better faster! We can help with symptoms relating to...
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Allergies | Asthma/COPD exacerbation |
Bladder infections | Bronchitis |
Cold sores | Conjunctivitis |
COVID-19 | Diarrhea |
Ear infection | Mild sprains/strains |
Nausea/vomiting | Poison ivy/oak |
Pneumonia | Scabies and lice |
Sinus infection | Upper respiratory infections |
UTIs | Yeast infections |
And more! |
Poison ivy/oak
What is a virtual convenient care visit like?
No matter which of our licensed providers you meet with, all are trained in the art of providing health care virtually.
While we can’t personally check your blood pressure or take your temperature, we can (and do) take the time to understand your current symptoms, and the context in which they’re occurring.
Depending on the nature of your visit, your provider will develop a treatment plan that you can act on immediately. If a prescription is written, we’ll send it to the pharmacy of your choice within 15 minutes of your start time!
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’d like to talk to a telehealth provider immediately (rather than scheduling an appointment for the future), five minutes is the typical wait time during the virtual clinic’s office hours: 7AM to 10PM PT, seven days a week.
We have licensed providers on standby for convenient care from 7AM to 10PM PT, seven days a week.
We are unable to write prescriptions for controlled substances, including:
- Narcotics and opioids
- Benzodiazepine
- Stimulants
- Antipsychotic medication
Yes! At this time, credit and debit cards are the only form of payment we accept.
We will collect your credit card information during the registration process. Your card will not be charged until after you’ve met with your provider.
Unfortunately we do not accept insurance at this time.
Yes! You can register an appointment for your child.
In scheduling your appointment, you’ll be asked to sign a consent form during the registration process saying that a Rume provider can treat your child.
You’ll also need to remain present for the duration of your child’s appointment, and bring a photo ID.