
VCG
Telehealth For Students
Archived App (Last seen on 15 May 2025)
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About
Access unlimited 24/7/365 telehealth services with U.S. board-certified doctors and therapists. Connect conveniently from home or on-the-go for medical and behavioral health needs.
What's New in VCG
1.5.4
February 29, 2024
Updates and UI Improvements
FAQ
What is VCG?
VCG provides unlimited 24/7/365 access to U.S. board-certified doctors and therapists for students, offering both medical and behavioral health services through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform.
How does VCG telehealth work?
Eligible members can create an account, schedule appointments, and speak with licensed providers via secure live video connection from their laptop, smartphone, or tablet.
What medical conditions can VCG treat?
VCG providers can treat over 80 common medical conditions, including allergies, bronchitis, cold & flu, ear infections, pink eye, respiratory infections, sinus problems, and urinary infections.
Can I speak with the same therapist on VCG?
Yes, VCG encourages building trust with a consistent therapist. You can choose to see the same provider, but you also have the option to select a different therapist if needed.
What is the average response time for VCG?
The average response time for VCG is fifteen minutes. This time allows physicians to review your health information before the consultation.
Is VCG safe and private?
Yes, VCG is a private and secure platform that is HIPAA-compliant, ensuring the confidentiality of your health information during video consultations.
What devices does VCG support?
VCG is available on iPhones and iPods, allowing students to access care from their preferred Apple devices.
When should I use VCG virtual care?
Use VCG for non-emergency medical issues when considering ER or urgent care, if your primary care physician is unavailable, for prescription refills, while traveling, or during nights, weekends, and holidays.




