Oregon Telemed offers virtual urgent care for common issues like cold and flu symptoms, skin rashes, acne, and prescription refills. We also provide follow-up care after ER or urgent care visits. Mental health teleservices coming in 2026.

In alignment with Oregon’s telehealth regulations, broader telemedicine services in the state can also include treatment for certain acute conditions (e.g., respiratory infections, allergies, minor injuries), chronic disease management (e.g., asthma, diabetes, hypertension), preventive care (like wellness, diet, smoking cessation), and non-urgent referrals. That said, telemedicine isn’t appropriate for emergencies, hands-on exams, lab-dependent diagnoses, or when reliable technology isn’t available.

Yes! Oregon Telemed is contracted with most local insurance plans—including Medicare and the Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid)—making telehealth visits accessible and covered for many patients. They specifically partner with insurers like Blue Cross Blue Shield, PacificSource, and Providence, and accept OHP.

Insurance billing is available for residents in Lane County and Deschutes County. If you're outside these areas or prefer not to use insurance, self-pay visits start at $125. You can also use Medical Spending Account (MSA) funds, which may offer a tax-advantaged way to cover visits.

• Online:
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  You’ll be able to select a provider and appointment time that works for you. Many patients get in within hours.

• By Phone:
  Call or Text 541-919-8444 to schedule, reschedule, or cancel an appointment.

• Be sure to have a suitable device (smartphone, tablet, or laptop) and a reliable internet connection for your visit.

You can use a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer with internet access, a camera, and a microphone. When it’s time for your appointment, you’ll receive a secure link by text or email—just click it to connect with your provider. No special apps or downloads are required. For the best experience, join from a private space with good lighting, clear audio, and a strong Wi-Fi or cellular connection.

Yes—Oregon Telemed can prescribe and refill many medications, including those for birth control and chronic health conditions, with prescriptions typically sent directly to your pharmacy. However, they do not prescribe certain controlled substances (such as narcotics, benzodiazepines, or ADHD/ADD medications).