See a Doctor Online Today: Same-Day Virtual Visits in MD, WA & DE

You woke up feeling terrible, or maybe symptoms have been building for a few days and you have finally decided you need to see someone. Either way, you need a doctor today, not next Tuesday. The problem is that your primary care provider is booked out for weeks, the urgent care wait is unpredictable, and you really do not feel like leaving your house. This is exactly the situation Innocre was built for.

Innocre offers same-day telehealth visits to patients in Maryland, Washington, and Delaware. Every visit is with a board-certified family nurse practitioner who can diagnose, treat, and prescribe medications for a wide range of acute and chronic conditions. This guide covers everything you need to know about seeing a doctor online today through Innocre, from how to schedule your visit to what happens during your appointment and what it costs.

What Conditions Can Innocre Treat Online?

One of the most common questions people have about telehealth is whether their specific condition can be treated virtually. The answer, in many cases, is yes. Innocre treats a broad range of conditions that are well-suited for telemedicine evaluation and management.

If you are unsure whether your condition is appropriate for a telehealth visit, go ahead and book. During your consultation, your provider will determine whether your condition can be fully managed virtually or whether you would benefit from in-person evaluation. You will never be charged for a visit where your provider determines telehealth is not the right approach for your situation.

How to Schedule Your Same-Day Visit

Getting seen by an Innocre provider today is a straightforward process that takes just a few minutes to set up. Start by visiting innocre.org and selecting an available appointment time. Same-day slots are available most days, and booking takes less than two minutes. You will provide your name, date of birth, contact information, state of residence, and a brief description of why you are seeking care.

After booking, you will receive a link to complete a pre-visit health intake form. This questionnaire covers your current symptoms, medical history, allergies, and current medications. Completing this before your appointment allows your provider to review your information in advance and make the most of your consultation time.

At your scheduled appointment time, you connect with your provider through a secure video or phone call. The consultation typically lasts 10 to 20 minutes depending on the complexity of your concern. Your provider will review your symptoms, ask follow-up questions, and develop a treatment plan. If prescriptions are needed, they are sent electronically to the pharmacy of your choice before your visit even ends.

What to Expect During Your First Visit

If this is your first time using telehealth, you might be wondering what the experience is actually like. The short answer is that it is very similar to an in-person office visit, just without the waiting room and the drive. Your provider will introduce themselves, review the information you provided in your intake, and then conduct a thorough clinical evaluation through conversation.

For many conditions, your provider can make a diagnosis based on your symptom history alone. For skin conditions, you may be asked to show the affected area on camera so your provider can assess it visually. For respiratory conditions, your provider will ask about the nature of your cough, congestion, and breathing. The questions are targeted and clinical, designed to gather the same information your provider would obtain in an office setting.

At the end of your visit, your provider will explain their assessment, discuss treatment options, and answer any questions you have. You will receive a clear treatment plan, and any prescriptions will be sent to your pharmacy immediately. You can also access your visit summary, notes, and prescriptions through the Innocre patient portal at phr.charmtracker.com.

Pricing: $68, No Surprises

One of the most frustrating aspects of healthcare is not knowing what something is going to cost until after you receive the bill. Innocre eliminates this problem entirely. Every visit costs $68. That is the total price. There are no copays, no facility fees, no surprise bills, and no charges for prescriptions sent to your pharmacy (you pay your pharmacy's price for the medication itself).

No insurance is required and no insurance is billed. This direct-pay model means your cost is the same regardless of your insurance status. If you have a Health Savings Account or Flexible Spending Account, you can use your HSA or FSA card to pay for your visit, allowing you to use pre-tax dollars for your healthcare.

To put this in perspective, the average urgent care visit costs between $150 and $300, and that is before any lab work, imaging, or additional charges. Emergency room visits for non-emergency conditions can cost $500 to over $2,000. Innocre provides the same quality clinical evaluation for a fraction of the price.

Who Is Behind Innocre?

Every Innocre visit is conducted by Atul S. Vellappally, DNP, CRNP, FNP-BC, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree. Atul is certified by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and is licensed to practice in Maryland, Washington, and Delaware.

Unlike large telehealth platforms where you are randomly assigned to whichever clinician happens to be available, Innocre provides continuity of care. You see the same provider every time, which means your provider knows your history, understands your preferences, and can make more informed clinical decisions. This continuity is especially valuable for patients managing chronic conditions or those who prefer a consistent provider relationship.

Get the Care You Need Today

A board-certified provider can evaluate your symptoms and recommend treatment. Same-day visits available for patients in Maryland, Washington, and Delaware.

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Visits start at $68 · HSA/FSA accepted · MD, WA & DE

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