Same-day flu treatment, from anywhere in the U.S.

Yes. During a telehealth visit, your provider will review your symptoms, medical history, and timing to assess whether you have the flu. While rapid flu tests are performed in clinics, providers can diagnose based on clinical presentation and recommend antiviral treatment if appropriate based on your symptoms and risk factors.

Seek emergency care if you have difficulty breathing, chest pain, severe confusion or altered mental status, severe weakness, high fever above 104°F that doesn't respond to over-the-counter medications, or signs of dehydration. Copergrine telehealth is best for routine flu symptoms without severe systemic complications.

Antiviral prescriptions (such as oseltamivir/Tamiflu) are sent electronically to your pharmacy during or within minutes after your visit. Typical pharmacy fill time is 15–30 minutes. Antivirals are most effective when started within 48 hours of symptom onset, so same-day treatment is ideal.

Tell your provider about any allergies, medications, or chronic conditions during your telehealth visit. Your provider will assess whether antivirals are safe for you and may recommend alternative treatment strategies if antivirals are not appropriate.

Yes, if your insurance covers telehealth. You'll pay your plan's copay. If you prefer to pay out-of-pocket and avoid insurance, the visit costs $160 flat.

No. Your provider can assess your symptoms and prescribe treatment based on your clinical presentation. If you have recently had a rapid flu test done at a clinic or pharmacy, bring that result to your telehealth visit — it helps confirm the diagnosis.