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Flu Symptoms? Get Treatment Without Leaving Home.

Feeling miserable with fever, chills, body aches, or a cough? OnCall Telemedicine makes it easy to get evaluated for influenza from home. Our experienced medical providers can review your symptoms and prescribe antiviral treatment when appropriate.

⏱ Flu medications work best when started within the first 48 hours of symptoms. Don't wait to get evaluated!

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Choose How You Get Care

Flu Treatment Express

Express Care | $25 Cash Pay Only

No appointment needed! Complete a short online questionnaire about your flu symptoms and communicate directly with your medical provider through secure, two-way text messaging.

  • ✓No appointment needed
  • ✓Antiviral prescription when appropriate
  • ✓$35 flat fee — no hidden costs

Phone or Video Visit

$35 Cash Pay or Insurance

Prefer to speak with your provider? Schedule a convenient phone or video appointment for flu evaluation, antiviral prescriptions, and personalized care.

  • ✓Convenient scheduled appointments
  • ✓Speak directly with your provider
  • ✓Cash pay or insurance accepted

Could It Be the Flu?

Influenza often starts suddenly and can leave you feeling miserable. Not everyone with the flu develops a fever, and symptoms can overlap with COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses.

Fever or chills
Body aches
Headache
Cough
Fatigue
Sore throat

Can Flu Medication Help?

Antiviral medications may help shorten the duration and severity of influenza symptoms, particularly when started early.

Tamiflu (oseltamivir)

An antiviral medication commonly prescribed for influenza A and B. Typically taken for five days.

Xofluza (baloxavir)

A single-dose antiviral treatment option for certain eligible patients with uncomplicated influenza.

The provider will determine whether medication is appropriate based on your symptoms, age, medical history, pregnancy status, other medications, and clinical circumstances.

You may not need a positive flu test to be evaluated for treatment.

When influenza is circulating, providers may consider treatment based on symptoms, exposure, risk factors, and medical judgment.

How Flu Express Works

Complete Your Online Evaluation

Answer a brief medical questionnaire about your symptoms, medical history, and medications.

Provider Review

An experienced medical provider reviews your information and determines whether antiviral treatment is appropriate.

Prescription When Appropriate

If treatment is appropriate, a prescription is electronically sent to your selected pharmacy.

No waiting room or unnecessary office visit for patients who qualify for ExpressCare.

Who Should Seek Additional Medical Care?

Flu Express may not be appropriate for everyone. Patients with severe or worsening symptoms, certain high-risk conditions, or concerns requiring examination may need a live telemedicine appointment or in-person care.

Emergency warning signs: Patients with difficulty breathing, persistent chest pain, severe confusion, seizures, or other emergency warning signs should seek emergency medical care.

People at increased risk of influenza complications, including pregnant patients, older adults, and those with significant chronic medical conditions, should seek prompt medical evaluation and should not delay treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Flu Treatment

Quick answers to common questions about online flu treatment and antiviral evaluation.

We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare, Priority Partners, BlueCross BlueShield, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, and Tricare.

Flu Treatment Education & Resources

Learn about influenza treatment options, when antiviral medications may help, and how to know when you need additional medical care.

How to Recover from the Flu

Home care, medications, hydration, contagiousness, and when to return to work or school.

Tamiflu vs. Xofluza: Which Flu Treatment Is Right for You?

Tamiflu and Xofluza are both antiviral medications used to treat influenza, but they work differently. A provider can help determine which option may be appropriate for your individual situation.

Don't Let the Flu Slow You Down

Get started with a convenient online evaluation from the comfort of home.

Medical information provided by Robyn Holland, PA-C | 25 Years of Emergency Medicine Experience

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