How do I choose the on-demand delivery option during my doctor’s visit?
To choose on-demand prescription delivery with DrHouse, you need to select the delivery option before your visit starts in the app. If delivery is available in your area and your medication is eligible, the option will appear during the booking process.
Quick Answer:
- Select delivery before your visit in the app
- Option appears only if available in your area
- Must be chosen during visit setup (intake process)
- Only applies to eligible generic medications
- Cannot be added after the prescription is issued
How to Choose Delivery
- Start booking your visit – Open the DrHouse app and begin scheduling a virtual doctor visit.
- Enter your visit details – Provide your symptoms, medical information, and preferred pharmacy options.
- Select delivery (if available) – If your location qualifies, you’ll see an option for on-demand prescription delivery. Choose this option before continuing.
- Complete your visit – Meet with the physician. If medication is prescribed and eligible, it will be processed for delivery.
- Confirm delivery after the visit – Once the prescription is issued, you’ll confirm delivery details and track it in the app.
What to Expect
- Automatic visibility: Delivery only appears if your location and medication qualify
- Seamless flow: No extra setup—just select it during booking
- In-app confirmation: You finalize delivery details after the prescription is written
Important Limitations
- Must be selected beforehand: Delivery cannot be added after your visit or after the prescription is sent
- Location-based: Only available in supported areas
- Medication eligibility required: Only select generic medications qualify
- Prescription required: A physician must determine medication is appropriate
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