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A clearer next step, from home

Not feeling like yourself? Start here.

Get seen online for common, non-emergency concerns, or find urgent care and ERs near you. Explore whether a virtual visit with an independent provider may fit your needs.

You’ll leave ER.com for the provider’s website to check availability, eligibility, pricing, coverage, and care details. ER.com may earn a commission through affiliate links, at no added cost to you.

Browse common concerns
Independent guide, not a care provider
Virtual care availability varies*
For non-emergency concerns
No added cost from our referral
In person

Urgent care & ERs near you

Enter a ZIP code or use your location to see urgent care and ERs nearby.

See all urgent care and ERs near you

Your location is only used to find nearby care and isn’t stored.

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A place to begin

What’s been bothering you?

Browse common concerns people may want to discuss in a virtual visit. It’s a starting point, not a diagnosis or a promise that a provider can treat a particular condition.

Common reasons to explore a visit
Browse all conditions and when to seek care

Evaluation and treatment depend on the provider and your individual circumstances. If you’re unsure whether virtual care is right for you, consider contacting a healthcare professional.

A small, clear next step

From wondering to exploring.

ER.com is an independent guide to a separate provider platform where you can review whether a visit is available and right for you.

01
Find your starting point

See if your concern is on the list

Browse common non-emergency concerns and get a feel for whether a virtual visit is worth exploring.

02
Choose whether to continue

Visit the provider’s website

When you follow a care link, you leave ER.com. The provider’s website can show current availability, eligibility, pricing, coverage, and care details.

03
Make the decision that fits

Review your options with the provider

Any evaluation or treatment is determined by the provider. You can review the information and decide what to do next.

Ready to explore?

Check the details directly with the provider. You’ll leave ER.com when you continue.

Continue to provider

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Before you continue

Good to know, before you go.

A few details can help you decide whether to explore a virtual visit.

You’ll be visiting a separate provider
Availability varies by state
Review fees and coverage directly
Care is determined by the provider
About accessThe provider may advertise around-the-clock access. Actual availability varies by state and provider, and may depend on your eligibility and the concern you want to discuss. Confirm all details on the provider’s website before deciding.
A little more clarity

Questions, answered.

Know what ER.com is, and what happens when you continue to a care provider.

ER.com is an independent guide. We help people explore whether a virtual visit with an independent provider may be a convenient next step for a non-emergency concern. ER.com does not provide medical care or employ clinicians.
You will leave ER.com and go to the provider’s website. There, you can check current availability, eligibility, pricing, coverage, and care details before deciding whether to continue.
The provider may advertise around-the-clock access. Actual availability can vary by state and provider, so check the provider’s website for current options where you are.
Not necessarily. Whether a virtual visit is appropriate, and any evaluation or treatment offered, depends on the provider and your individual situation. Some concerns need in-person or emergency care.
ER.com may earn a commission if you use an affiliate link, at no added cost to you. Any care pricing or other charges are set by the provider and should be checked with them before you proceed.

This is not for emergencies.

For life-threatening symptoms, severe chest pain, trouble breathing, or immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.