MD Live review
MD Live lists urgent-care visits from $0–89 depending on coverage, with your fee shown before care. Weight-loss prescribing requires a different Routine Care visit.
- Pricing grade
- —Not graded
- Pricing
- See every price ↓
- Price comparison
- Not established
- FDA warning letter
- Not checked
Monthly cost grade not applicable — why for this provider · How we grade · How we verify prices
- Coverage not verified
The verdict
Useful for checking a benefit-specific visit price; route weight-management requests to the appropriate primary-care service.
Pros and cons
What we like
- The Urgent Care range is public and clearly linked to coverage.
- The site identifies which primary-care visits may address weight management.
- Appropriate prescriptions can go to a chosen pharmacy.
What could be better
- The urgent-care range does not price weight-management care.
- Service and location restrictions require an eligibility check.
- Late-cancellation rules differ across appointment types.
What it is
MD Live offers several kinds of virtual care. Urgent Care is the route for short-term problems; primary-care Routine Care has a different scope. That distinction matters more than the name of the platform when you are choosing an appointment.
The official treatment list places anti-obesity prescribing in primary-care Routine Care, subject to the clinician's judgment. It does not offer that prescribing through a wellness appointment or Urgent Care. The treatment list also names state exclusions for this service. Check your actual eligibility before booking rather than assuming every MD Live benefit includes it.
Every price we found at MD Live
| Plan | Published price |
|---|---|
| Urgent Care consultationCoverage-dependent range; actual fee shown before care. Not a weight-loss visit quote. | $0–89 per visit |
| Routine Care for weight managementClinician discretion and service/state eligibility apply; medication is separate. | Individual service quote required |
What it actually costs at MD Live
The Urgent Care page publishes a $0–89 visit range depending on coverage. This is neither a universal cash price nor a quote for weight-loss treatment. The account shows the applicable fee before the visit, and MD Live says people without insurance can use its service.
For a Routine Care weight-management request, obtain the visit charge for that service and a separate prescription quote. An appropriate prescription can be sent to your chosen pharmacy. Whether insurance covers the medicine is a separate question from whether it covers the appointment.
Cancellation deadlines vary by appointment: Routine Care has a two-hour cutoff, while wellness and mental-health appointments use a longer cutoff. The policy includes service-specific late-cancellation fees and benefit-related exceptions. Check the appointment confirmation before rescheduling; do not assume an urgent-care price page explains primary-care cancellation terms.
Who it's wrong for
Do not choose the low end of the Urgent Care range as a way to estimate the cost of an ongoing weight-loss program. It refers to a different service and depends on coverage. A first appointment also cannot promise a particular prescription.
This is a poor fit for someone seeking a controlled medication through this platform or someone who cannot obtain the relevant service in their location. For eligible ongoing care, the useful comparison is the actual Routine Care charge, follow-up schedule and pharmacy expense. Save those quotes together before comparing MD Live with a subscription program. Our telehealth prescribing guide explains why appointment scope matters when requesting medication.
Common questions
Is every Urgent Care visit the range's maximum price?
No. The published $0–89 range depends on coverage, and your applicable fee is shown before care.
Can I use MD Live without insurance?
The official FAQ says yes. Check the charge displayed for your selected service before booking.
Can Urgent Care prescribe weight-loss medication?
The treatment list puts anti-obesity prescribing in primary-care Routine Care, not Urgent Care or wellness visits.
Is a weight-loss prescription guaranteed?
No. An appropriate prescription depends on clinician judgment and eligibility, including the listed location restrictions.
Where will a prescription be filled?
An appropriate prescription can be sent to the pharmacy you choose; pharmacy charges are separate.
How early should I cancel Routine Care?
The published policy uses a two-hour cutoff for Routine Care. Confirm the applicable fee and exceptions for your appointment.
Can MD Live prescribe controlled medications?
Its prescribing guidance excludes controlled medications. Check with your established clinician for care that falls outside this service.
Why this review is not graded
Read the full grading rationale
The published urgent-care range is benefit-dependent and does not price a monthly medication program.
Read the evidence
How we reviewed MD Live
We read MD Live's Urgent Care pricing, treatment list, prescribing guidance and cancellation FAQ on October 6, 2026.
We did not log into a benefit account or complete a visit. The review separates a published price range from an individual appointment quote.
Where each price comes from
- Urgent care page
$0-89
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