Answer simple health questions
Complete a brief medical questionnaire about your symptoms and medical history.
Get UTI treatment from our doctors and nurse practitioners. We deliver your prescribed antibiotics directly to your door. No pharmacy visits needed.
Get care in three simple steps.
Complete a brief medical questionnaire about your symptoms and medical history.
Licensed healthcare providers review your case and connect with you as needed.
Receive prescribed medications with free, discreet delivery to your home.
Complete treatment with medication delivered to your door.
We set up GoMDUSA to make convenient, affordable care simple — especially when you're feeling unwell and don't want to visit a pharmacy.
Our team reviews your symptoms and, when appropriate, prescribes antibiotics delivered to your door.
No need to visit a pharmacy — we deliver to you.
When safe to prescribe, our clinicians write an antibiotic prescription. Medication ships as part of your subscription — no pharmacy trip when you're unwell.
One price covers consultation and delivery — no surprise pharmacy bills.
Getting treatment for your UTI is simple and convenient.
Choose UTI treatment from our options.
Pick a plan with medication delivery included.
One payment covers consultation and medication.
Complete a brief questionnaire about your symptoms.
If appropriate, we prescribe UTI treatment.
Antibiotics delivered to your door.
Understand the risks and benefits of our UTI service.
We may decline to prescribe online and recommend in-person care depending on your symptoms and history.
Unnecessary antibiotics increase side-effect risk and resistance. Delayed treatment can postpone the care you need.
If any of the following apply, see a doctor or nurse practitioner in person.
Choose the plan that works best for you and your needs.
$39.99/month
$59.99/month
$149.99
Our healthcare support team can answer questions about treatments, prescriptions, or your account.
Monday–Friday: 4am–5pm PST
Saturday–Sunday: 5am–4pm PST
For medical emergencies, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.