Online UTI Treatment · Nationwide

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

Board-certified providers available via secure HIPAA-compliant video — for patients experiencing UTI symptoms nationwide. Same-day appointments with antibiotic prescriptions sent to your pharmacy. No emergency room wait. Starting at $160.

Telehealth overview →
HIPAA-Compliant Same-Day Available Nationwide Board-Certified Providers HSA/FSA Accepted

How it works

1

Book a visit

Select same-day telehealth, answer intake questions

2

Video visit

Provider assesses symptoms and prescribes if appropriate

3

Prescription ready

Antibiotic sent to your pharmacy within minutes

Yes, you can get UTI treatment online. Copergrine board-certified providers can diagnose and treat UTI symptoms via secure telehealth — typically within 2 hours of booking. Antibiotic prescriptions are sent electronically to your pharmacy and are ready within 15–30 minutes. Same-day visit: $160.

UTI Treatment Visit Cost

Same-Day Telehealth Visit

Secure video assessment for UTI symptoms — antibiotic prescription if appropriate

$160 / 15 min

Without insurance. If you have insurance, your copay applies. HSA/FSA accepted.

Antibiotic Medications

Prescriptions sent to your pharmacy — cost depends on your insurance and pharmacy

Varies

Typically $5–$20 with insurance. Generic antibiotics are the lowest cost.

Questions About Online UTI Treatment

Yes. During a telehealth visit, your provider will review your symptoms, medical history, and any recent urinalysis or urine culture results if available. They can assess whether antibiotic treatment is appropriate and write an electronic prescription if needed.
Seek emergency care if you have a high fever (>103°F), severe flank or lower back pain, blood in urine, inability to keep fluids down, or signs of sepsis (chills, dizziness). Copergrine telehealth is best for routine or mild-to-moderate UTI symptoms without severe systemic signs.
Antibiotic prescriptions are sent electronically to your pharmacy during or within minutes after your visit. Typical pharmacy fill time is 15–30 minutes, so you can often pick up or have your medication delivered the same day.
Not always. Many providers can diagnose and treat UTI based on symptoms and history alone. If you have a recent urinalysis or urine culture result from a lab, bring it to your visit — it helps confirm diagnosis and guides antibiotic choice.
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.
Book a follow-up telehealth visit if your symptoms don't improve within 48–72 hours. Your provider can order additional testing (urine culture if not already done), adjust the antibiotic, or refer you for in-person evaluation if needed.