Talk to a doctor without the wait.
Choose from more than 50 conditions and answer a few questions about what's going on. A Li Health physician reviews your visit and sends a treatment plan — most conditions, no video call needed.
One payment when you submit your visit.
Visits take 5–10 minutes. Prescriptions go straight to your pharmacy.
Monday–Saturday, 8 AM–8 PM ET. Visits submitted after 8 PM are reviewed the next business day.
How it works
Find your condition
More than 50 to choose from. Open any one to see what the visit covers before you start.
Answer the questions
Your information, consent, then questions written for your specific condition. 5–10 minutes.
Pay your $39
Payment is collected when you submit. Your visit is confirmed and sent for review the moment it goes through.
Get your treatment plan
A physician reviews your case, sends your diagnosis and plan, and any prescription goes to your pharmacy.
More than 50 conditions — $39 each
Choose your condition to see what it covers, common symptoms and treatments, then start your visit.
Who reads your visit
Every visit is reviewed and signed by a licensed Li Health physician. Nothing reaches you until a doctor has approved it.
What patients say
Verified reviews from patients.
“If you’re looking for a doctor who is also a people person, this is it. She was so sweet! 10/10”
“She was great! She listened and asked questions and then explained to me her recommendations and rationale. Very efficient and very kind.”
“All I want to say is she is awesome. I highly recommend her. Generally I don’t give reviews, but today when I visited her I felt like she is trying to understand me and my situation with all her heart. She is empathetic.”
Start your visit — $39
Questions first, payment at the end. Your visit is confirmed the moment your $39 goes through, and a physician usually reviews it within 3 hours. Quick care hours are Monday–Saturday, 8 AM–8 PM ET. Visits submitted after 8 PM are reviewed the next business day.
Questions patients ask
What is a quick care visit, and how is it different from a video visit?+
A quick care visit is written: you complete an intake — answering questions specific to your symptoms — and a licensed physician reviews it and responds, usually within 3 hours, without a live call. A video visit is a real-time conversation with your physician, for when you’d rather talk it through.
How much does a visit cost, and when do I pay?+
- Quick care: flat $39, collected once your intake is submitted — before it's sent to your physician for review.
- Urgent care video visit: $129.
- Weight loss: $250 for an initial consultation, $150 for follow-ups.
Will I get a prescription? How does it get to my pharmacy?+
If your physician determines medication is appropriate, they'll send the prescription electronically to the pharmacy of your choice. Not every visit results in a prescription — sometimes the right next step is over-the-counter treatment or guided self-care, and your physician will explain why.
Does Li Health prescribe controlled substances?+
No. Li Health does not prescribe controlled substances (including narcotics, stimulants, or benzodiazepines) through quick care or video visits. If your condition may require a controlled substance, we'll let you know that in-person care is the appropriate next step.
Some conditions say “refill only” or “prior diagnosis required” — what does that mean?+
For conditions like asthma, migraines, genital herpes, gout, or psoriasis, your physician can refill an existing prescription for a condition you've already been diagnosed with elsewhere, but we don't diagnose these conditions for the first time through a quick care visit. If you've never been diagnosed or treated for the condition before, you'll need an in-person or video evaluation first.
What if my physician doesn't think a quick care visit is right for my situation?+
Your physician may ask follow-up questions, recommend a video visit instead, or refer you to in-person or emergency care if your symptoms need more than a written review. If a quick care visit isn’t right for you, the choice is yours: we’ll refund your $39 in full, or apply it toward a video visit — whichever you prefer. You are never charged twice.
Which conditions require a video visit instead of quick care?+
Anxiety or depression medication management (both starting a new medication and refilling one) requires a video visit. Weight loss initial visits and follow-ups are also video-only.
Where is Li Health licensed to provide care?+
Maryland, Virginia, D.C., Georgia, California, and Pennsylvania. You'll need to be physically located in one of these states at the time of your visit.
Can I use Li Health if I'm under 18?+
Quick care visits are currently available to patients 18 and older only.
Will my visit include labs?+
Some conditions may call for a lab test as part of your treatment plan — your physician will let you know if that applies to you and where to get it done.
What if I'm having a medical emergency?+
Li Health is not for emergencies. If you're experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.