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Board-certified doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants at Circle Medical treat common conditions such as sinus infections, allergies, asthma, strep throat, urinary tract infections, skin concerns, hair loss, and migraines. They also manage ongoing conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and weight. For anxiety, depression, and insomnia, they can provide medication management when appropriate. If you need emergency care, go to an emergency room.

Yes. Your Circle Medical provider can order bloodwork and other lab tests at a lab near you, such as Quest or LabCorp. You'll see your results in the Circle Medical web portal or mobile app. If you need an exam or imaging that can't happen during a video appointment, your provider can refer you to a specialist.

Yes, when it’s medically appropriate. Your provider can prescribe medication, including medication for ongoing conditions, and send it to your pharmacy. This is up to the provider’s discretion and may require more than one appointment. Controlled substances may require an in-person appointment, and are only prescribed according to Circle Medical policy, state and federal regulations, and provider discretion.

Yes. A video appointment lets you see a provider from home. In-person appointments are available at select clinics when you need them. Both are with board-certified doctors, nurse practitioners, or physician assistants.

We’re in network with most health insurance plans. Check your insurance to confirm your plan is accepted and get a free estimate of your out-of-pocket cost. When you book, we’ll help you find a provider who is in network with your plan. We can’t accept Medicaid or Medi-Cal, even for self-pay.

With insurance, patients with an accepted plan paid an average of $35 out of pocket per appointment over the last 6 months. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your plan and deductible. Check your insurance for a free estimate of your out-of-pocket cost, or see your estimated cost when you book.

If you choose to self-pay, appointments start at $120. You’ll see the exact price for your appointment when you book.

You’ll get an invoice before you’re charged, and you have 48 hours to pay it in the app or web portal. After that, we charge the card on file.

With insurance: We send your invoice once your insurance processes the claim for your appointment.

Self-pay: We send your invoice 1 to 2 days after your appointment.