Talk to a Doctor Anytime. Day or Night

You have access to Round-the-Clock Virtual Care with CirrusMD or Kaiser through your City Benefits

Use CirrusMD or Kaiser's Get Care Now for any health question or advice. Whether it's a question about COVID-19, an inhaler prescription, a runny nose or otherwise, clinicians are available 24/7 to answer any question - big or small.

Moda Health Members - CirrusMD

CirrusMD is a text-based virtual care platform that lets you connect to a doctor in seconds from your phone or computer -anytime, anywhere. Connect from home, work, or wherever life takes you.

• Urgent Care (coughs, fevers, sore throat, stomach pain, diarrhea, rashes, allergic reactions, animal/insect bites, sports injuries)
• Chronic Care and Prevention (diabetes, hypertension, asthma, acne, smoking cessation)
• Women's Health (birth control, irregular bleeding, urinary tract infections, wellness)
• Mental Health (anxiety, depression, stress, insomnia)
• Other General Health Questions
• Questions about where to receive care

Download the CirrusMD app and register with your date of birth and zip code. Open the app and start chatting with a doctor, just like you'd text with a friend.

Get StartedL CirrusMD

Having trouble downloading? Follow the step by step guide or email [email protected].

Kaiser Medical Members - Get Care Now through Kp.org

With Kaiser's virtual care option, you can visit with a Kaiser Permanente clinician by phone or online for certain conditions - without an appointment.

Phone and video visits are appropriate when you need quick, convenient care that doesn't require immediate hands-on assistance from a health care professional. Examples include a urinary tract infection, pink eye, cold and flu, and other conditions where a clinician can virtually diagnose, recommend treatment, order prescriptions, and provide guidance about follow-up care.

Learn more about Virtual Care Options through Kaiser

Remember! Virtual care is not a replacement for Emergencies.

Virtual care isn't appropriate for urgent or emergency health needs. If you think you or someone you care for is having a medical or mental health emergency, call 911or go to the nearest emergency department.