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Access board-certified doctors 24/7 for non-emergency medical issues via phone or video consults. Get diagnoses, treatment recommendations, and prescriptions if needed. Ideal for convenience when your primary doctor is unavailable or you prefer to stay home.
What's New in TriHealthNow
1.19.0
May 1, 2026
Enhancements and Bug Fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
What is TriHealthNow?
TriHealthNow provides convenient access to board-certified doctors 24/7/365 through phone or video consultations for non-emergency medical issues. It allows for diagnoses, treatment recommendations, and prescriptions if medically necessary.
How much does a TriHealthNow visit cost?
Visits through TriHealthNow are priced at $49. Payment is processed securely via credit card, and an electronic receipt is provided for potential reimbursement from health plans.
Can TriHealthNow be used for children?
Yes, TriHealthNow can be used for children aged 2 and up. The service includes pediatricians, Primary Care Providers, and Emergency Physicians on-call, though a parent or guardian must be present during the consultation.
What types of medical issues can TriHealthNow treat?
TriHealthNow doctors can diagnose and treat a variety of non-emergency conditions, including allergies, colds and flu, infections, rashes, sore throats, and urinary tract infections. Some conditions may be adult-only.
Is my medical information safe with TriHealthNow?
Yes, TriHealthNow ensures your visits are HIPAA compliant and encrypts all consultations to protect your information. Your data is kept private and secure.
What devices does TriHealthNow support?
TriHealthNow is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. The app was last updated on May 1, 2026, with version 1.19.0.
Does TriHealthNow have ads?
No, TriHealthNow does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with charges applied per consultation.
When should I use TriHealthNow instead of going to an ER or urgent care?
TriHealthNow is ideal for non-emergencies when your primary care physician is unavailable, you prefer not to travel to a facility, or you need medical care while traveling. It is not intended for emergencies; call 911 for those.
