100% Virtual Primary Care for Adults Across Washington State

No. VirtualMD operates entirely outside the insurance system.

By eliminating insurance middlemen and administrative billing bloat, I can pass those direct cost savings to you through unlimited care and deeply discounted wholesale labs.

Yes. In most cases, you can use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds to cover your monthly membership fees or wholesale labs.

Please consult your specific tax advisor to confirm.

VirtualMD covers your comprehensive primary care, but it is not insurance.

I highly recommend maintaining a high-deductible insurance plan or healthshare plan to cover major emergencies, surgeries, or unexpected hospital stays.

No. VirtualMD does not prescribe controlled drugs under DEA classifications (II–V).

These specialized medications require in-person clinical monitoring and are best managed by a local physical clinic.

I order your bloodwork or scans electronically to our wholesale partner facility nearest to you in Washington.

Because we bypass insurance markups, you pay the heavily discounted wholesale cash price directly to the facility, saving up to 80-90%.

Modern internal medicine relies heavily on high-fidelity clinical data, advanced diagnostics, and targeted symptom analysis.

During our video visits, I utilize guided visual inspections, real-time physiological assessments, and data from your wearable health devices.

Combined with wholesale diagnostic lab work and imaging ordered near your home, I gather a comprehensive clinical profile that matches—and often exceeds—the accuracy of a rushed, traditional 5-minute physical exam.

All you need is a standard smartphone, tablet, or computer with a working camera and a stable internet connection.

When it is time for your visit, you will receive a secure, encrypted link via text or email.

There are no complicated software downloads or tech barriers—you just click the link and instantly enter our private virtual exam room.

If you experience an acute physical emergency, you must call 911 or visit an emergency room immediately.

For non-emergency situations where a hands-on physical exam is clinically necessary (such as an advanced orthopedic injury or a specialized palpation), I will seamlessly coordinate your care, write the necessary orders, and refer you directly to a trusted local, in-person specialist or imaging center in your area.

Absolutely. Your privacy is legally protected.

All video consults, phone calls, text messages, and digital medical charts are conducted through a secure, fully encrypted platform that strictly complies with HIPAA regulations.

Your private medical data is completely shielded from insurance companies, corporate networks, and outside tech platforms.

Yes. However, because VirtualMD operates entirely outside of government billing networks, I do not participate in Medicare.

If you are a Medicare beneficiary, you can absolutely join as a private member to secure instant access and elite internal medicine oversight.

You will simply sign a standard, one-time waiver acknowledging that neither you nor VirtualMD will bill Medicare for my primary care services.

Your traditional Medicare benefits will remain fully active for outside specialists, hospital stays, and prescriptions.

There are zero long-term commitments. VirtualMD operates on an honest, transparent month-to-month membership.

You can cancel your subscription at any time with a simple 30-day notice.

However, because I deliberately cap my total patient list to guarantee high-bandwidth, instant access for active members, re-enrollment after canceling is subject to clinic availability and a new registration fee.

No. Because medical care is governed by the physical location of the patient, I only provide care to individuals who are physically located within Washington State at the time of our visit.

You must be a Washington resident or be physically inside state borders during our digital consults.

I handle them completely digitally.

I can review, complete, and sign standard medical documentation—such as employer wellness forms, DMV health questionnaires, or non-acute specialist referrals—based on your comprehensive digital medical chart and recent wholesale lab diagnostics.