Can urgent care telemedicine doctors give a prescription?
Yes. When the doctor considers that medication is warranted, they can write a prescription for a non-narcotic medication (i.e., non-controlled substances), which can be sent directly to the pharmacy of your choice.*
As soon as your consultation is over, your prescription will be sent electronically to your pharmacy. If for any reason, your pharmacy is unable to receive e-prescriptions, a traditional prescription will be generated for the doctors to sign and fax. All prescriptions are fully compliant and include all of the required information.
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Urgent care telemedicine conducted using our approved telehealth provider (found in the Member Center)has a $0 provider fee at the time of service. Telemedicine is subject to all other limitations of health sharing costs and is not a promise to pay or provide that service by either Impact or its membership. As with all other medical costs and expenses, contribution to Telemedicine remains voluntary. Virtual Mental Health Care is eligible for sharing through a teletherapy provider approved by Impact (found in the Member Center). Members must pay 100% of the session consult fee at the time of service and may submit proper receipts to Impact for processing via the Medical Expense Form. Virtual Mental Health is considered a Specialist for provider fee purposes and is subject to the PRA and co-share.