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We believe healthcare should be clear, fast, and fair. That’s why every SendClinic visit is just $50 — no insurance, no surprise bills, no nonsense. Whether it’s a minor illness, refill, or follow-up, you’ll get quality care from a licensed provider by phone or video.
📍 Based in California | 💳 Cash-Pay Only | 🕒 Same-Day Availability
From everyday issues to ongoing care, we’ve got you covered.
We treat a wide range of non-emergency conditions — all for just $50 per visit.
Common reasons patients see us include:
We’re a cash-pay clinic, but we’re happy to provide a Superbill — a detailed receipt with diagnosis and procedure codes — after your visit.
You can use this to request reimbursement from your insurance (especially PPO plans or HSA/FSA accounts).
Just let us know during your visit or at checkout!
Whether you’re at home, at work, or on the go — SendClinic delivers fast, affordable care when you need it most. No apps. No waiting rooms. Just licensed providers ready to help.
From minor illnesses to Refill support (as allowed by law). SendClinic offers convenient telehealth services designed around your life — not the other way around.
At SendClinic, we believe healthcare should be simple and stress-free. Whether you're wondering how telehealth works, what services we offer, or how to book your visit, this page is here to help. If you still need assistance, feel free to contact us — but most answers are just a scroll away!
It’s simple! Just go to our Book Appointment page, pick your service, and submit your request. We’ll email you a secure $50 payment link. Once paid, we’ll confirm your visit. That’s it!
We’re a cash-pay clinic, which helps us keep costs low and care simple. You’ll get a receipt (or superbill) that you can submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement.
No. We don’t treat life-threatening conditions. If you’re having an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest ER right away.
Yes. You must be physically located in California or Nevada at the time of your visit. We are only licensed to treat patients in those states.
Most visits last between 15–20 minutes depending on the service.
You can cancel or reschedule your appointment up to 2 hours before your scheduled visit using the link in your confirmation email. If it’s within 2 hours of your appointment time, the visit will be considered final and non-refundable. For help, contact us.
Yes. If medically appropriate, we can send prescriptions to your preferred pharmacy. We do not prescribe controlled substances (e.g., narcotics or benzodiazepines).
Absolutely. Your visit is conducted via HIPAA-compliant platforms. We take your privacy seriously.
Yes. We can issue notes after a qualifying telehealth visit. Just choose that option when booking.
After your visit, you’ll receive a secure summary and, if applicable, your prescriptions will be sent to your pharmacy. You may also book follow-ups as needed.
We’ve got answers! Whether you're paying cash or waiting for insurance approval, this section covers the most common questions about payments, receipts, and what to expect after booking your visit.
A SuperBill is a detailed receipt with the diagnosis codes and procedures from your visit. You can submit it to your PPO insurance for possible reimbursement. We’ll email it to you after your appointment.
Not yet — but we're actively working on it! Until then, you can pay affordable cash prices.
Yes! Most Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts allow you to use your card just like a debit card for medical services.
Absolutely. We’ll give you a “superbill” that you can submit to your insurance provider for out-of-network reimbursement.
💵 We accept major credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and secure direct transfers via Zelle, Venmo (Business), and CashApp (Business).
Please use the memo line to note your full name and appointment date
Yes — just give us 2 hours' notice and we’ll refund or reschedule your visit without penalty.
Pick a service and request your appointment using our quick online form. No insurance needed — just select your reason for the visit and your preferred time.
We'll email you a secure $50 payment link right after you book. Pay online to confirm your visit — it’s fast, safe, and mobile-friendly.
At your scheduled time, you’ll receive a secure link to start your visit — either by video or phone, whichever works best for you.
Your provider will listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and recommend a plan. If appropriate, send a script to your pharmacy.
Fast. Private. No insurance needed
Don’t just take our word for it—see why people across California and Nevada trust SendClinic for fast, affordable care. From urgent concerns to everyday check-ins, our patients love the convenience, price, and personal touch.
I was honestly shocked how easy it was. Paid $50, talked to a provider in 15 minutes, and had my prescription an hour later.
No insurance? No problem. SendClinic helped me with a UTI over the phone and saved me a trip to urgent care.
I used SendClinic for a refill and a skin issue — both times it was quick, professional, and way cheaper than my old clinic.
They actually listened. I felt seen and respected, not rushed. I’ve already told two friends to try it.
Booked in 2 minutes, paid online, and talked to a real provider that same day. I wish I had found this sooner.
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