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Telehealth Urgent Care
Fast, Convenient Virtual Urgent Care
✓ Licensed urgent care providers
✓ Fast, same-day virtual visits
✓ Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy
We accept most major insurance plans.
No insurance? No problem. We offer a simple self-pay option.
Fast Pace accepts most private insurance plans. All payments, including your co-pay,
coinsurance, and/or deductible, are due at the time of service.
Get care in 3 easy steps
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Get started: Start by registering for your telehealth appointment.
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Complete registration: A telehealth team member will call you after you complete registration, review insurance and self-pay options, take your co-pay if necessary and answer any other questions about visit time.
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Meet your provider: When the provider is ready for the visit, you will receive a link to join the telehealth visit.
When to choose telehealth vs. in-person care
Telehealth urgent care is ideal for mild to moderate symptoms that can be evaluated through video consultation. If your provider determines that an in-person physical examination, diagnostic imaging, laboratory testing, or a procedure is needed, they will help guide you to the appropriate level of care.
* Certain insurers, including Medicare, may require you to be physical present in your home or another permitted originating site to receive telehealth care.
Getting care has never been easier.
Schedule your Fast Pace Health Telehealth visit today and receive urgent care from experienced providers in the comfort of your home.
Our virtual urgent care providers evaluate and treat many common illnesses, infections, and minor injuries. This list reflects conditions commonly treated via telehealth, but it is not exhaustive.
Eye, Ear, Nose Throat Conditions
Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis)
Evaluation of viral, bacterial, or allergic eye redness and discharge with treatment guidance or prescriptions when indicated.
Ear Pain
Assessment of ear discomfort or pressure to determine if symptoms are consistent with infection or inflammation requiring treatment.
Runny Nose and Nasal Congestion
Evaluation of cold, allergy, or sinus symptoms with evidence-based treatment recommendations for help with symptom relief.
Sinus Pain and Pressure
Management of acute sinus symptoms when bacterial infection is likely.
Simple Sore Throat
Evaluation of mild throat pain without breathing difficulty to rule out concerning causes and guide appropriate treatment.
Mouth Sores Cold Sores
Assessment and treatment with antiviral medications or symptom-relief therapies when appropriate.
Swollen Lymph Nodes
Evaluation of mild lymph node swelling often related to common viral or bacterial infections.
Respiratory Viral Illnesses
COVID-19 Symptoms
Evaluation of mild symptoms with guidance on testing, isolation protocols, and treatment options including antivirals when appropriate.
Flu Symptoms
Assessment of fever, body aches, cough, and fatigue for influenza with antiviral treatment when clinically indicated.
Viral Illnesses
Management of general viral symptoms with supportive, evidence-based care and symptom relief strategies.
Simple Cough
Evaluation of non-severe cough when there is no chest pain, shortness of breath, or other concerning features.
Mild Fever
Assessment of low-grade fever with guidance on symptom control, monitoring, and when to seek additional care.
Allergy Skin Conditions
Seasonal Environmental Allergies
Treatment of sneezing, itching, and congestion with guideline-recommended antihistamines and other medications when appropriate.
Minor Rashes
Evaluation of non-severe rashes to determine allergic, infectious, or inflammatory causes and appropriate treatment.
Poison Ivy or Poison Oak
Assessment of contact dermatitis with prescription treatment to reduce itching and inflammation when appropriate.
Eczema
Management of chronic eczema flare-ups with topical corticosteroids and supportive therapies.
Shingles (Herpes Zoster)
Early evaluation to determine if antiviral treatment may reduce symptom severity, duration, and complication risk.
Mouth Sores Cold Sores
Assessment and treatment with antiviral medications or symptom-relief therapies when appropriate.
Swollen Lymph Nodes
Evaluation of mild lymph node swelling often related to common viral or bacterial infections.
Pain Musculoskeletal Conditions
Headache Migraine
Evaluation of non-emergency headaches with prescription medications when appropriate and lifestyle modification guidance.
Gout
Management of acute gout flares using evidence-based anti-inflammatory and uric acid-lowering treatments when appropriate.
Sprains Strains
Assessment of mild soft tissue injuries when there is no visible deformity or severe swelling requiring imaging.
Low Back Pain
Evaluation of non-traumatic back pain with conservative symptomatic treatment recommendations and activity modification guidance.
Neck Pain
Assessment of mild to moderate stiffness or discomfort without red-flag symptoms such as neurological deficits.
Tooth Pain
Evaluation for possible dental infection with pain management and referral guidance when dental care is needed.
Gastrointestinal Conditions
Abdominal Pain
Assessment of mild discomfort when there are no warning signs such as severe pain, persistent vomiting, or fever.
Vomiting
Evaluation of short-term nausea and vomiting with hydration strategies and anti-nausea medication guidance.
Diarrhea
Management of acute diarrhea when there are no signs of severe dehydration or serious infection requiring hospitalization.
Heartburn and Indigestion
Evaluation of reflux symptoms with treatment recommendations including acid-suppressing medications when appropriate and lifestyle modifications.
Hemorrhoids
Treatment of mild hemorrhoid symptoms with conservative measures and prescription options when appropriate.
Reproductive Health
Painful or Frequent Urination
Evaluation for possible urinary tract infection with antibiotic treatment when clinically appropriate.
Yeast Infections Bacterial Vaginosis
Assessment and treatment of common vaginal infections according to evidence-based clinical guidelines.
Minor Gynecologic Concerns
Evaluation of non-urgent gynecologic symptoms with reassurance, treatment, or referral as needed.
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
Evaluation, antibiotic treatment, and partner therapy guidance provided when clinically appropriate.
Erectile Dysfunction
Confidential medical evaluation with discussion of treatment options including prescription medications when safe.
Oral Contraception
Birth control prescriptions and refills provided when appropriate, following appropriate medical screening and counseling.
Additional Telehealth Services
Motion Sickness
Prescription of preventive or treatment medications for travel-related nausea when clinically appropriate.
Insomnia
Evaluation of sleep concerns with short-term, non-controlled medication options when appropriate and sleep hygiene counseling.
Bridge Medication Refills
Temporary refills for non-opioid, non-controlled medications when appropriate, while establishing ongoing primary care, per state regulations.
Minor Cuts Abrasions
Assessment of superficial wounds when stitches, imaging, or advanced wound care are not needed.
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