When is DrHouse available?
DrHouse is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Patients can book a visit at any time through the mobile app and connect with a licensed physician based on availability.
Quick Answer:
- Available 24/7/365
- Includes nights, weekends, and holidays
- On-demand visits or scheduled appointments
- Typical wait times: ~2 minutes (day), ~10 minutes (night)
Availability Details
DrHouse is designed to provide on-demand access to medical care anytime you need it. You can:
- Request the next available doctor for a quick visit
- Schedule an appointment for a later time
- Access care outside of traditional clinic hours
Physicians are continuously available, making it easy to get care for unexpected symptoms or urgent (non-emergency) concerns.
What to Expect
- Fast connection times: Average wait times are about 2 minutes during the day and 10 minutes at night, depending on demand.
- Flexible scheduling: You can choose between immediate visits or booking a time that fits your schedule.
- Consistent access: Availability does not depend on business hours like traditional clinics.
Limitations and What to Know
- Wait times may vary based on physician availability and patient demand
- DrHouse is not for emergencies—call 911 or go to the ER for urgent, life-threatening conditions
- Some services (like prescription delivery) may depend on location and pharmacy hours, even though doctors are available 24/7
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