When you are sick, getting medical care should not require a long drive or hours in a waiting room. RescueMD offers secure online doctor visits for patients in Denver, CO, making it easier to speak with a licensed medical provider from home, work, or another private location. These virtual sick visits are designed for common, non-emergency health concerns that can often be evaluated through a real-time video appointment.
Our telehealth team serves patients in CO and can review your symptoms, medical history, current medications, and relevant health information. When treatment is appropriate, your provider will explain next steps, recommend supportive care, and may send a prescription to your preferred pharmacy when clinically indicated. The goal is straightforward: timely, evidence-based care without unnecessary travel.
Online sick visits are especially useful when symptoms begin suddenly, when your regular schedule makes an office visit difficult, or when you want medical guidance without sitting in an urgent care waiting room. RescueMD offers same-day telehealth scheduling when appointments are available.
A virtual visit may be appropriate for many common concerns, including:
Cold and flu symptoms
Sinus pressure, congestion, or suspected sinus infection
Sore throat and upper respiratory symptoms
Cough, mild wheezing, or bronchitis-type symptoms when appropriate for telehealth
COVID-19 or RSV symptoms and questions about home care or testing
Pink eye and other minor eye irritation
Seasonal allergies and mild allergic symptoms
Headaches or migraines that do not involve emergency warning signs
Minor skin rashes, irritation, or uncomplicated skin concerns
Mild stomach upset, nausea, diarrhea, or other non-emergency digestive symptoms
Urinary tract infection symptoms when appropriate for a virtual evaluation
Medication questions and selected follow-up concerns that can be safely handled by telehealth
Telehealth is not appropriate for every symptom. If you have severe chest pain, major difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, a severe allergic reaction, loss of consciousness, or another potentially life-threatening problem, call 911 or seek emergency care rather than booking an online visit.
RescueMD uses a simple virtual-care process designed to minimize delays while still giving the provider enough information to make a safe clinical decision.
Schedule your visit. Choose an available appointment time and complete the requested health information.
Join your secure video appointment. Use a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and reliable internet connection.
Meet with a medical provider. Your clinician will discuss your symptoms, medical history, medications, allergies, and any relevant home measurements or test results.
Receive your care plan. Your provider will explain the assessment, recommended treatment, warning signs to watch for, and whether additional testing or in-person care is needed.
Get prescriptions when medically appropriate. If a prescription is indicated, it can be sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy. Medication costs are separate from the visit fee.
Includes:
Medications are not included.
Includes:
Medications are not included.
A telehealth appointment does not guarantee that a prescription will be issued. Prescribing decisions are made by the treating clinician after evaluating your symptoms, history, medication list, allergies, and the limitations of a virtual examination. When medication is appropriate, the prescription can generally be transmitted electronically to a pharmacy you select.
Some conditions require testing or an in-person examination before medication can be prescribed safely. Your provider may recommend a laboratory test, imaging, urgent care, an emergency department, or an office visit if the virtual evaluation is not sufficient.
RescueMD online sick visits for patients in CO are available on a self-pay basis for $105 per visit. The visit fee covers the telehealth consultation. Laboratory testing, imaging, medications, and other services are separate and may involve additional costs.
Before your appointment, have your medication list, allergies, pharmacy information, and any relevant home readings available. If you have already performed a home COVID-19 test, blood pressure check, temperature reading, or other relevant measurement, share that information with the provider during your visit.
Virtual care works best when the provider can make a safe decision based on your history, video examination, and available home information. Some concerns still require hands-on examination, laboratory testing, imaging, or procedures. Your RescueMD provider will tell you when an in-person evaluation is the safer next step. For patients in Denver, the value of telehealth is not that every condition can be treated online. It is that many routine sick-visit concerns can be assessed quickly, while conditions that need a higher level of care can be identified and directed appropriately. For ongoing health needs that go beyond a single sick visit, RescueMD also offers primary care services, including support for chronic conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
If you need medical care for a common illness and do not want to spend hours traveling or waiting for an appointment, schedule an online sick visit with RescueMD. Patients in Denver can connect with a licensed provider by secure video, discuss symptoms, and receive a personalized treatment plan from home.
Same-day appointments may be available depending on the schedule. Booking earlier in the day generally gives you more appointment options.
For patients in CO, the online sick visit is $105 self-pay. Medications, laboratory testing, imaging, and other services are not included in the visit fee.
Yes, a provider may prescribe medication when it is clinically appropriate after the virtual evaluation. A prescription is never guaranteed, and some symptoms require testing or an in-person examination before medication can be prescribed safely.
Antibiotics may be prescribed when the provider determines that a bacterial infection is likely and antibiotic treatment is appropriate. Many respiratory illnesses are viral and do not improve with antibiotics, so the decision depends on the clinical evaluation.
Common non-emergency illnesses such as cold and flu symptoms, sinus complaints, sore throat, allergies, minor rashes, pink eye, mild stomach concerns, and selected UTI symptoms are often appropriate for telehealth. The provider may redirect you to in-person care if a physical examination or testing is needed.
You will need a device with internet access, a camera, and a microphone. Follow the appointment instructions you receive from RescueMD to join the secure video visit.
Have your current medications, allergies, preferred pharmacy, relevant medical history, and any useful home measurements or test results available. This helps the provider evaluate your symptoms more efficiently.
Seek urgent or emergency care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, including major difficulty breathing, severe chest pain, signs of stroke, severe dehydration, uncontrolled bleeding, a serious allergic reaction, loss of consciousness, or any situation that feels life-threatening.
Contact our team for personalized answers about Online Doctor Visits
945 Stockton Drive,
Ste #6100 Allen, TX 75013
Phone: 972-390-7667
Fax: 972-390-1557
