Provider-reviewed urgent care evaluation for nausea or vomiting. Ondansetron may be prescribed when clinically appropriate. Meet with a licensed medical provider to discuss symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, or related concerns. If medically appropriate, treatment options may be recommended and prescriptions may be sent to your preferred pharmacy. Medication costs are separate and billed through your pharmacy or insurance. Severe symptoms, dehydration, significant abdominal pain, pregnancy-related concerns, or symptoms requiring emergency care may need an in-person evaluation.

Provider-reviewed urgent care evaluation for rosacea concerns. Topical treatment may be prescribed when clinically appropriate. Meet with a licensed medical provider to discuss symptoms such as facial redness, flushing, visible blood vessels, bumps, or irritation associated with rosacea. If medically appropriate, treatment options may be recommended and prescriptions may be sent to your preferred pharmacy. Medication costs are separate and billed through your pharmacy or insurance.

Provider-reviewed urgent care evaluation for eyelash growth concerns. Bimatoprost may be prescribed when clinically appropriate. Meet with a licensed medical provider to discuss concerns related to eyelash thinning or loss and explore treatment options. If medically appropriate, a prescription may be sent to your preferred pharmacy. Medication costs are separate and billed through your pharmacy or insurance.

Provider-reviewed urgent care evaluation for vaginal infection concerns. Antimicrobial or antifungal treatment may be prescribed when clinically appropriate. Meet with a licensed medical provider to discuss symptoms such as irritation, discharge, odor, itching, or discomfort. If medically appropriate, treatment options may be recommended and prescriptions may be sent to your preferred pharmacy. Medication costs are separate and billed through your pharmacy or insurance.