DOTmed November 17, 2022
John R. Fischer

Following its decision earlier this year to end Amazon Care, Amazon.com has launched a new venture to replace it, Amazon Clinic.

Announced on November 15, the virtual telehealth platform will connect users with providers who will render a diagnosis and prescribe medication as necessary for allergies, skin conditions and other ailments, according to Reuters.

It will be available in 32 states but does not include health insurance. Pricing will depend on the provider.

The company hinted at the new service on November 9 when it uploaded a video to its YouTube channel, reported The Verge. It showed that patients merely have to list their symptoms in a questionnaire and are paired with a clinician for a fee.

The clinician can...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Digital Health, Provider, Retailer, Technology, Telehealth
Expanding Access to Telehealth for Medication Abortion Care
At ATA Nexus, stakeholders plan for the next phase of telehealth
2 health systems develop new virtual care platform
STAT+: House panel eyes PBM reform to pay for telehealth extensions
Wall Street Is Punishing AmWell And The Schoenberg Brothers. But Is The Company Undervalued?

Share This Article