Telehealth is convenient, face-to-face care on your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Visit with one of our board-certified providers through secure video chat. Talk about your symptoms, and they can diagnose and treat common, minor medical concerns you're dealing with. They can also prescribe medication or lab work as needed. 

Anyone can use ExpressCare Virtual telecare services in Washington state. You just need access to a laptop, tablet or smartphone that's connected to the internet. Providence welcomes patients with or without insurance. You don't even need to be a Providence patient.

Yes! Patients of all ages can use ExpressCare Virtual, but parents/guardians must start the process. Set up your account first, and then you can add your child's information. Your child will show as a “minor dependent” on your account. During the visit, make sure your child is present so the provider can evaluate their status/condition.            

Yes. After diagnosing your concern and coming up with a treatment plan, your caregiver can call in a prescription to your local in-store pharmacy depending on state laws and what's medically appropriate. Providence cannot prescribe or refill controlled medications (opioid pain medication, benzodiazepines, schedule medications, etc.). You'll need to talk to your primary care provider for those refills.    

Our board-certified Providence nurse practitioners and physician assistants are available from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Pacific Time (PT).

ExpressCare Virtual providers are board-certified Providence nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Many also work in our local neighborhood clinics where they deliver compassionate care.

Setting up an account is a quick and easy process! Once set up, you can use your account log-in if you need another virtual visit in the future.     

Yes, we’ll email your secure email after your visit. If you have a MyChart account, you will also receive an after-visit summary in your MyChart inbox. 

How much does a virtual visit cost?

If you don’t have insurance - Visits are $79, plus some additional fees if you have tests or labs done.

If you have insurance - If your provider is on the list below, just share your insurance information and we’ll bill your provider.

Washington: Apple Health, Boeing ACO Providence-Swedish Health Alliance, Intel Connected Care HDHP, Intel Connected Care Primary Care Plus, Medicare Advantage, Providence Health Plan, Providence Medicare Advantage, Reliable Enterprises Residents – Medicaid, Aetna PPO, Amerigroup HMO, Amerigroup Medicaid, Asuris Medicare, Asuris PPO, Asuris Triwest, CHPW, Cigna PPO, Coordinated Care HMO, Coordinated Care Medicaid, First Choice PPO, First Health/Coventry PPO, Health Net Federal Services, HealthSmart (Interplan) Commercial PPO, Humana Medicare, Humana PPO, InterWest PPO, Molina HMO, Molina Medicaid, Multiplan PPO, NaphCare, PacMed (USFHP), Premera PPO, Regence Medicare, Regence PPO, United Healthcare PPO

Don’t see your provider on the list? The visit is $79, but you may still be eligible for reimbursement afterward. Just reach out to your insurance provider and ask if you could be covered and file your claim directly with them.

To ensure you’re getting the best care for your condition, if Providence can’t treat you virtually, you won’t be charged. Then, Providence will connect you to the care you need.

Experiencing COVID-19 symptoms? Providence ExpressCare offers COVID-19 testing in certain areas. A Providence ExpressCare Virtual provider can evaluate you, offer a treatment plan and determine whether testing is appropriate. Where available, they will refer you to testing in your local area.

If you have insurance - Please include your provider information and you will not be charged for a COVID-19 ExpressCare Virtual screening or COVID-19 test.

Don’t have insurance? The uninsured self-pay rate for a COVID-19 screening visit is $79.