How much does a virtual doctor’s visit cost?
A DrHouse virtual visit typically costs $0 to $30 with insurance, or a flat $129 without insurance (self-pay). Your final price depends on your insurance coverage and how your claim is processed.
Quick Answer
- With insurance: Usually $0–$30
- Without insurance: $129 flat fee
- Final cost depends on copay, deductible, and coverage
- Insurance is billed after your visit
- Extra services (labs, meds) may cost more
Cost With Insurance
If you use insurance, your out-of-pocket cost is typically a copay, which for most patients falls between $0 and $30.
However, your actual cost depends on:
- Your insurance plan benefits
- Whether you’ve met your deductible
- Your coinsurance responsibility
- Whether the visit is considered in-network
After your visit, DrHouse submits a claim to your insurance provider, which determines your final responsibility.
Cost Without Insurance (Self-Pay)
If you don’t use insurance—or if your plan isn’t accepted—you can choose a self-pay visit for $129.
- Flat, transparent pricing
- No hidden fees for the consultation itself
- Paid directly through the app
What’s Included in the Visit
The visit fee covers:
- A virtual consultation with a licensed physician
- Diagnosis and treatment recommendations
- Prescriptions (if medically appropriate)
Additional Costs to Be Aware Of
Some services are not included in the visit price and may cost extra:
- Prescription medications (pharmacy pricing varies)
- Lab tests (billed separately through Labcorp)
- Specialty services or follow-ups (if needed)
Limitations and What to Know
- Final cost is not guaranteed upfront when using insurance
- Claims may be partially covered or denied
- You may still owe copays, deductibles, or coinsurance
- If insurance does not cover the visit, you’ll be responsible for the $129 self-pay cost
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