Our online doctors have treated over 415,000 patients.

See an Online Doctor in Iowa for Primary Care
Acne
ADHD
Allergies
Anxiety
Asthma
Back pain
Birth control
Depression
Diabetes
Erectile dysfunction
High blood pressure
High cholesterol
HIV (PrEP)
Migraines
Prescriptions
Prescription Refills
Thyroid disorders
Mental health

See an Online Doctor in Iowa for Urgent Care
Bronchitis
Dental infection
Ear infections
Gout
PEP
Migraines
Pink eye
Pneumonia
Rashes
Cellulitis
Stomach issues
Sinus infections
Strep throat
Tonsillitis
UTI
Vaginitis
Vertigo
Yeast infections
PlushCare also offers online mental health services and online therapy.
Online Doctor in Iowa FAQ
Can an Iowa online doctor diagnose you?
Yes, an Iowa board-certified doctor can diagnose you during an online consultation. During an online session, your doctor will evaluate your symptoms, conditions, and medical history to determine a diagnosis for you.
Can an Iowa online doctor prescribe medicine?
Yes, an online doctor can prescribe medicine if you qualify and meet the criteria. During an online consultation, if your doctor determines that medication is necessary, the doctor will write you a prescription and send it electronically to your local pharmacy. Visit our online prescription page for information.
Does an Iowa online doctor virtual visit accept insurance?
Yes, an Iowa online doctor can typically accept insurance. However, you should confirm with your online doctor and health insurance carrier.
What can a Iowa virtual doctor treat?
Iowa online doctors can treat multiple conditions. Our board-certified doctors can treat the following urgent medical conditions and more:
– Cold & flu
– Bacterial infections
– Sore throat
– Urinary tract infections
– Sinus infections
– STDs
We can also help develop treatment plans for ongoing conditions such as:
– Diabetes
– Hypertension
– Asthma
– Thyroid disorders
Telehealth is not appropriate for serious conditions that require immediate attention or emergency care. If you experience any life-threatening issues, call 911 or go to an emergency room immediately.