Is there an additional cost for on-demand prescription delivery?
No, DrHouse’s on-demand prescription delivery is completely free of charge. There are no additional fees for selecting the 1-hour delivery option when you’re located within the service area and your prescription qualifies for this service.
What’s Included with Free On-Demand Delivery?
- 1-Hour Delivery: Get your medication delivered directly to your door within 1 hour after your virtual doctor’s visit—without any hidden fees.
- Real-Time Tracking: You can track your delivery in real time through the DrHouse app, receiving updates on its status and estimated arrival time.
- Direct-to-Door Service: The courier will deliver your prescription to the address you provided. If you have specific delivery instructions, you can include them when placing your order.
Are There Any Other Costs Involved?While the delivery itself is free, standard consultation fees for your virtual doctor’s visit and any applicable prescription costs still apply. These fees may vary depending on your insurance coverage and the specific medication prescribed by your doctor.
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