
Urgent care is for when something comes up that needs attention today — but isn't serious enough to warrant an emergency room trip. With ClixMD, you skip the waiting room entirely and connect with a licensed provider by video within minutes.
Available any time of day or night, on any device. No appointment needed, no commute, no bill shock.
High temperature, body aches, chills or fatigue — get assessed and treated without leaving home.
Congestion, runny nose, scratchy throat or persistent cough — a provider can assess and advise within minutes.
Pink eye, ear pain or discharge — get a diagnosis and a prescription sent to your pharmacy right away.
Hives, allergic reactions, minor skin irritations or rashes — evaluated by a provider over secure video.
Twisted ankle, minor cuts or soft-tissue injuries — get guidance on treatment and when to seek in-person care.
Urinary tract infections, nausea, stomach pain or digestive discomfort — diagnosed and treated virtually.

Log in to ClixMD on your phone, tablet or computer — no appointment needed.

Tell us what's going on. A licensed provider joins your video visit in minutes.

Receive a treatment plan, advice or a prescription sent to your pharmacy — all from home.
Urgent care is for conditions that need same-day attention but are not life-threatening — like a fever, ear infection or minor injury. If you have chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding or signs of a stroke, call 911 immediately.
Most members connect with a licensed provider within minutes of requesting a visit. No appointment, no scheduling — just open the app and request care.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, your provider can send a prescription directly to your preferred pharmacy during or right after your visit.
Yes — ClixMD urgent care is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Including nights, weekends and holidays.
ClixMD urgent care connects you with a licensed physician around the clock — for fevers, infections, rashes and more. No appointment, no waiting room, no hassle.
