PlushCare VS Dermanostic

PlushCare Reviews

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PlushCare mentions (9)

• Welp. Cancelled my third doctors appt in 3 weeks.

  Can you use an independent provider? Something like https://plushcare.com/? Source: 11 months ago

• Telemedicine to be Worth $627.5 Billion by 2030

  PlushCare appointments were up by 70% in 2020. Source: 11 months ago

• Pregnant and husband doesnt mask

  Before you get COVID, both of you should discuss with your doctor if you would be a good candidate for Paxlovid or any other COVID therapeutic med should you become ill. Be sure to ask if there are any daily Rx meds you should hold on during treatment. Also make a plan for how you will get a script after hours or over a weekend. Good options may be https://hidrb.com, https://doctorondemand.com,... Source: over 1 year ago

• Any membership-based primary care practices around here? Or doctors who are super responsive?

  There’s an online practice called Plushcare. The company I work for offers it as a benefit and I’ve used it for urgent virtual care visits. They’ve been really good. But they also offer primary care. I have no idea how that works when you need to get labs and in-person exams done - which is why I chose to stick with my regular PCP. But thought I’d mention it. They are super easy to book with and really good about... Source: almost 2 years ago

• Online Platform Prescriptions

  Anyone had luck using an online prescription service to get an MAOI prescription? I'm talking about one of the platforms set up specifically for quick prescription-writing -- lemondaidhealth.com (bad example in this particular context, as it looks like they have a set list of ADs / related drugs they'll prescribe, and MAOIs aren't on it, but you get the idea), pushhealth.com, plushcare.com, etc. -- as opposed to a... Source: over 2 years ago

Dermanostic mentions (2)

• Is it legal to have a virtual consultation with a doctor who is practicing abroad!?

  There are actually a few German Apps/virtual services for dermatology. Where people can upload pictures of their skin conditions to get doctors advice. Like https://dermanostic.com/ and https://www.dermafy.de/ and a few more. I remember reading news articles about these a few years ago. Source: over 1 year ago

• Has anyone had experience with dermatologists while being publicly insured? I wanted to consult a dermatologist for severe acne and due to the lack of them accepting public insurance, I was given a wait time of 6 months. Is this normal?

  Try something like https://dermanostic.com/. It will cost you, but might be better than waiting 6 months for an appointment. Source: almost 2 years ago