Verra vs in-person care: Which option fits common, ongoing conditions?

Verra may be an option when your health concern can be assessed using your medical history, symptoms, and an online or video conversation. However, a condition being common does not mean online treatment is right for everyone. The details of your health history matter.

A physician licensed in your state considers your symptoms, current medications, allergies, and other health conditions. They decide whether treatment through Verra is appropriate. Some people need an exam or testing before that decision can be made. Others may need ongoing care that includes both remote visits and local appointments.

In-person care may be a better starting point if your diagnosis is unclear, symptoms are changing, or several conditions affect your treatment choices. Do not assume that a previous prescription makes a new prescription appropriate. Bring an up-to-date medication list to either type of visit. Treatment needs can change over time, and results vary. Your clinician can explain when local care is needed.