Online Telehealth Care, Whatever Brings You Here
Connect with licensed providers online for personalized care, support, and treatment from home. No insurance needed.
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HIPAA-Compliant Care
Licensed Healthcare Providers
Same-Day Appointments
24/7 Patient Support
How SDKare Works
You know what you’re dealing with. The hard part is knowing what to do about it. SDKare brings you from that first concern to a real conversation with a licensed provider.
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Start With What’s Going On
Tell us what brought you in. Whether it’s your mental health, an ongoing health concern, or something new, choose the online healthcare service that matches your needs.
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Have a Real Conversation
Your virtual consultation is more than filling out a form. You get time with a licensed provider to discuss your concerns, health history, medications, and what you want from your care.
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Leave Knowing What’s Next
Your provider explains the appropriate treatment options and next steps. When clinically appropriate, this may include prescriptions, medication management, or follow-up care.
The Expertise Behind SDKare
SDKare connects you with real licensed healthcare providers who bring clinical experience and current medical knowledge to your care. With 24/7 patient support and appointments available within 24 hours, getting online healthcare is easier to fit into your day.
Find SDKare in Your State
Telehealth availability depends on where you are located and the services available in your state. SDKare currently serves patients in participating states across the U.S.
Real Stories from SDKare Patients
Have Questions?
Explore SDKare telehealth FAQs for quick answers about virtual appointments, online healthcare services, payments, prescriptions, and getting started with care.
SDKare is a LegitScript-certified telehealth practice. Licensed physicians and nurse practitioners provide online visits for mental health, weight management, men's and women's health, and primary care. Visits happen by secure video from your phone or computer, and care is self-pay with no insurance required.
SDKare currently offers telehealth services in selected U.S. states, including:
- California
- Florida
- Texas
- Indiana
- Ohio
- Virginia
- Delaware
- North Carolina
- Pennsylvania
- Missouri.
Yes. SDKare provides online care for anxiety, depression, ADHD, insomnia, OCD, and stress, including evaluations, treatment plans, and medication management when appropriate. Learn more about online mental health care.
SDKare provides online telehealth services for mental health, therapy, men’s health, women’s health, addiction treatment, weight management, primary care, and pain management. Patients can meet with licensed healthcare providers online, receive personalized treatment plans, schedule follow-up visits, and receive prescriptions when medically appropriate.
Yes. SDKare uses HIPAA-compliant systems designed to protect your health information during virtual visits and in your patient records.
No, SDKare does not accept insurance. Patients can access telehealth without insurance, referrals, prior approvals, or unnecessary delays, making it easier to receive online healthcare directly. Visits are $159 for the first appointment and $119 for follow-ups.
Many patients can see a licensed provider through a same-day virtual appointment. Availability depends on your state, the service you need, and provider scheduling.
Your first visit is $159 and includes a provider evaluation and treatment plan. Follow-up visits are $119. SDKare is self-pay and does not accept insurance.
Yes, when clinically appropriate. A visit does not guarantee a prescription. SDKare is not a pharmacy and does not sell medication: prescriptions are sent to the pharmacy you choose. For weight management programs, prescribed medication may be shipped to you.
You only need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access to use our virtual care services.
Yes, for conditions that can be safely managed through telehealth. Your provider can monitor your progress and adjust treatment during follow-up visits. Some conditions may need in-person care, and your provider will tell you if that's the case.