Urgent Care Telemedicine By Phone Or Video Chat Now Online
Urgent Care Telemedicine By Phone Or Video Chat Now Online

Skip the waiting room and get immediate UTI treatment with a simple phone call with the doctor. You can obtain a telemedicine UTI prescription for just $39—no insurance necessary!
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Make an appointment with us online below for UTI treatment. The doctor , PA or NP will call you at the time of your appointment to discuss your symptoms, medical history and treatment options.
Your health care provider will send any prescriptions electronically to your pharmacy. We are always available after the call by phone or text if you need anything!
Telemedicine is often a better option for UTI treatment, providing fast, convenient, and effective care without the need for an in-person visit. Since urinary tract infections (UTIs) are typically diagnosed based on clear, well-known symptoms like burning during urination, urgency, and frequency, healthcare providers can accurately assess and initiate treatment through a phone consultation. This allows patients to quickly receive prescriptions for antibiotics, alleviating discomfort and preventing the infection from worsening. Urgent care telemedicine also reduces exposure to other illnesses in waiting rooms, saves travel time, and enhances access to care. Telehealth makes obtaining a prescription for urinary tract infections easy and cost-effective! We make it simple to get your UTI antibiotic prescription online! The Doc can help you now!

Robyn Holland, PA-C

If you prefer to use your health insurance for any of our visit types—Phone Or Video Telemedicine appointments are also available on our booking page.
Skip the waiting room and get immediate UTI treatment from the comfort of home with our urgent care telemedicine service. Obtain a telemedicine UTI prescription for just $39—no insurance necessary!

UTI's happen when bacteria infect the urinary tract after entering the urethra. The bacteria may come from a person's skin or rectum.
Escherichia coli (E. coli) is a bacteria that usually lives peacefully in your bowel but can lead to a UTI if it enters the urinary tract. Though E. coli causes many UTIs, infections can come from other bacteria (e.g., Streptococcus, Klebsiella, Proteus mirabilis) or others.

The symptoms of a bladder infection may include:

Wiping back to front after urinating increases the risk of UTI by dragging bacteria from the anal region to the urethra.

Holding your urine for longer than 3-4 hours can provide a breeding ground for bacteria.

Sitting in a wet bathing suit or workout clothes can cause a bacteria friendly environment

Engaging in sexual activity can result in a UTI. A person can accidentally spread bacteria into their or their partner's urethra during sex.
To reduce the likelihood of UTIs, urinate before and after sexual activity.
You’ll want to see a provider as soon as you notice symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI). A common symptom is pain or burning when you urinate, but you might also feel a frequent urge to urinate even when your bladder is empty. If you start experiencing pain in your back or side, or if you develop a fever, this might be a sign of a more serious infection in your kidneys.
Common UTI symptoms include:
First, you’ll want to see a provider to get started on an antibiotic as soon as you start experiencing symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI). The sooner you start treatment, the sooner you’ll start to feel better. Make sure that you drink plenty of water or other fluids. Your provider may also prescribe the medication phenazopyridine to help with any pain or discomfort.
The average urinary tract infection (UTI) lasts a few days to a week. If you have a severe or complicated UTI, it may last much longer. UTIs are typically treated with antibiotics. To have a quick and successful recovery, you have to finish the entire course of treatment.
On Call Mobile Urgent Care offers online visits for UTI prescriptions for just $39. We offer quick, easy access to health care providers to help you feel better faster. We will send you forms to complete regarding your symptoms and medical history, the doctor will review and send a prescription to your pharmacy in minutes.
You do not need to visit a provider's office visit to be prescribed antibiotics for a urinary tract infection (UTI). Instead, you can consult with a provider online from the comfort of your home, which can help you start treatment sooner. On Call Mobile Urgent Care offers online visits for UTI prescriptions for as low as $39.
At On Call Mobile Urgent Care, we offer convenient online consultations for urinary tract infections. Simply fill out our virtual questionnaire at your own pace, and our medical providers will review your symptoms. This process eliminates the need for any in-person visits and allows you to receive the care you need from the comfort of your home.
Telemedicine is a cost-effective way to get care. No missed work or school. We offer quick, convenient online appointments with a licensed medical provider. Visits are just $39, no insurance needed!
At On Call Mobile Urgent Care, we understand that urinary tract infections can be uncomfortable and inconvenient. That's why we offer a seamless online consultation process. Book your appointment now.


Skip the waiting room and get immediate UTI treatment from the comfort of home with our urgent care telemedicine services. You can obtain a telemedicine UTI prescription for just $39—no insurance necessary!
At the time of your call, let us know if you prefer to use your health insurance for payment and we will refund the payment made at booking.
On Call Mobile Urgent Care, LLC